Establishes a learner-first district to provide innovative public educational services, allowing parents to choose educational providers.
The bill creates a learner-first district to offer innovative, flexible, and transparent public educational services across Michigan. Parents and legal guardians can choose educational providers for their children, who may receive instruction in person, virtually, or through a combination of both. The district aims to advance new educational models, including online learning and mastery-based learning. The learner-first district is supervised by a board consisting of eight members appointed by the governor and others.
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