Louisiana HB262 would allow high school students to graduate regardless of their scores on state-administered end-of-course tests.
Louisiana HB262 would change the requirements for high school graduation by allowing students to receive a diploma even if they do not pass state-administered end-of-course tests. Currently, students must pass certain tests to be eligible for a diploma. The proposed law would permit graduation if a student successfully completes all required Carnegie units, irrespective of their test scores.
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