Authorizes Michigan school districts to award high school diplomas to women who left school to support World War II efforts.
The bill amends Michigan law to allow school districts to award high school diplomas to women who left school before graduation to join the workforce or war effort during World War II. To qualify, a woman must have left school between December 16, 1940, and December 31, 1946, and not have graduated. Applications can be made by the woman herself or by a designated family member.
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