Hawaii HB2376 mandates annual in-person participation in certain tests for home-schooled students to monitor progress and identify educational needs.

Hawaii HB2376 requires home-schooled students to participate in annual in-person assessments to ensure their educational progress and identify any developmental delays or learning differences. The bill mandates that home-schooled students take the kindergarten entry assessment, universal screenings in the first and second grades, and statewide testing in English language arts and math or the Hawaiian immersion alternative for certain grades. This approach aims to support student success and provide access to appropriate educational support when needed.

Hawaii HB2376 mandates annual in-person participation in certain tests for home-schooled students to monitor progress and identify educational needs.

Hawaii HB2376 requires home-schooled students to participate in annual in-person assessments to ensure their educational progress and identify any developmental delays or learning differences. The bill mandates that home-schooled students take the kindergarten entry assessment, universal screenings in the first and second grades, and statewide testing in English language arts and math or the Hawaiian immersion alternative for certain grades. This approach aims to support student success and provide access to appropriate educational support when needed.