Allows students in nonpublic schools or being homeschooled to enroll in certain nonessential courses at public schools.

This bill allows parents or legal guardians of students enrolled in nonpublic schools or being homeschooled to enroll their children in nonessential elective courses offered by public schools, public school academies, or intermediate districts. These courses must be available to full-time pupils in the student's grade level or age group. The bill specifies that kindergarten is considered nonessential, and college-level courses taken by high school students for college credit are also nonessential.

Allows students in nonpublic schools or being homeschooled to enroll in certain nonessential courses at public schools.

This bill allows parents or legal guardians of students enrolled in nonpublic schools or being homeschooled to enroll their children in nonessential elective courses offered by public schools, public school academies, or intermediate districts. These courses must be available to full-time pupils in the student's grade level or age group. The bill specifies that kindergarten is considered nonessential, and college-level courses taken by high school students for college credit are also nonessential.