Maryland HB29 alters post college and career readiness pathways for public high school students.
Maryland HB29 modifies the post college and career readiness (CCR) pathways for public high school students. The bill requires students to meet the CCR standard before the end of 10th grade or upon graduation. It mandates that students who meet the CCR standard enroll in at least one post-CCR pathway, which can include college preparatory programs, early college programs, or career and technology education.
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