Michigan HB6176 reclassifies virtual learning centers as business occupancy under the building code.
Michigan HB6176 amends the state building code to classify buildings or structures serving as virtual learning centers under the business occupancy classification, rather than the educational occupancy classification. A "virtual learning center" is defined as an organization providing educational support, counseling, and administrative services for high school students in virtual education courses, without offering routine in-person instruction.
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