SB1166 allows Arizona county school superintendents to offer high school equivalency preparation instruction to students in grades 10-12.
SB1166 amends Arizona law to permit county school superintendents to provide high school equivalency preparation instruction through accommodation schools. This instruction is available to students in grades ten, eleven, or twelve who are at least sixteen years old. Before participating, students must obtain written consent from a parent or guardian. Additionally, students must be enrolled in a career and technical education course or program that leads to a certification, license, or credential.
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