Arizona HB2316 allows middle school students to take career technical education courses for high school credit.

Arizona HB2316 permits middle school students in grades six, seven, or eight to enroll in career technical education courses, which can count toward both middle school promotion and high school graduation. These courses can be funded by career technical education districts without increasing property tax levies. Schools offering these courses must report annually to the Department of Education. The law is set to be repealed after December 31, 2037.

Arizona HB2316 allows middle school students to take career technical education courses for high school credit.

Arizona HB2316 permits middle school students in grades six, seven, or eight to enroll in career technical education courses, which can count toward both middle school promotion and high school graduation. These courses can be funded by career technical education districts without increasing property tax levies. Schools offering these courses must report annually to the Department of Education. The law is set to be repealed after December 31, 2037.