Michigan HB5428 allows virtual instruction days and sets rules for virtual courses.
Michigan HB5428 amends the school aid provisions to allow virtual instruction days. It sets rules for virtual courses, including enrollment, capacity limits, and quality standards. A primary district must enroll eligible pupils in up to two virtual courses per academic term. If a provider's capacity is exceeded, a random draw system is used, subject to antidiscrimination laws. A primary district may deny enrollment for various reasons, such as insufficient course quality or exceeding cost limits.
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