Arizona HB4053 requires high schools to offer at least two career and technical education courses as elective credits each year.
Arizona HB4053 mandates that high schools offer at least two career and technical education and vocational education courses as elective credits annually. These courses should, if feasible, be applicable to community college degree or certificate programs and transferable to universities under the Arizona Board of Regents. The bill does not require schools to introduce new courses if they already meet the requirement.
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