Michigan SB1058 allows school districts and public school academies to provide up to 6 days of virtual instruction per school year.
Michigan SB1058 amends the Michigan Compiled Laws to allow school districts and public school academies to provide up to 6 days of virtual instruction per school year. The bill outlines specific conditions and requirements for virtual courses, including the need for a syllabus that meets certain criteria. It also mandates that school districts and public school academies use foundation allowance or per-pupil funds to cover the costs of virtual courses.
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