SB1605 amends the Illinois School Code to allow agricultural education courses to satisfy the vocational education requirement for high school.
SB1605 amends the Illinois School Code to modify the vocational education requirement for high school graduation. Beginning with the 2025-2026 school year, agricultural education, agricultural business, or any other course related to agriculture will satisfy the vocational education requirement. This change aims to provide students with diverse career preparation options, aligning with modern workforce needs. The bill also includes provisions for writing-intensive courses, mathematics, science, social studies, and other elective courses to ensure a well-rounded high school curriculum.
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