Michigan HB5648 allows high school students to earn credits through full-time work in trade occupations.
Michigan HB5648 amends the state's education law to allow high school students to earn credits by working full-time in trade occupations. Students can earn up to two credits in a trade occupation that provides documented training or verifiable skills aligned with recognized career and technical education pathways. The bill outlines specific requirements for employers, including compliance with workplace safety and labor laws, and mandates that school districts monitor student employment.
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