Alaska SB209 establishes high school graduation requirements and proficiency confirmation tools.
Alaska SB209 sets specific graduation requirements for students, including units of credit in various subjects and proficiency confirmation tools. The bill mandates that students complete at least 21 units of credit, with specific units required in language arts, social studies, mathematics, science, and health and physical education. It also requires proficiency confirmation tools to assess student proficiency in grades eight, 10, and 12. The bill aims to ensure students achieve proficiency in required classes and subject areas before graduation.
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