Iowa SSB3049 modifies career education provisions, including career academies, articulation agreements, and concurrent enrollment programs.
Iowa SSB3049 amends career education provisions, focusing on career academies, articulation agreements, and concurrent enrollment programs. It modifies career academies to require a minimum of two years of secondary education, with at least one unit from a specified course. The bill updates the collective statewide articulation agreement to ensure seamless transfer of academic credits from community colleges to state board of regents institutions. It also adjusts the district-to-community college sharing program to include summer classes aligned with career pathways.
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