Mississippi High School Dropout Prevention Act of 2026 aims to improve graduation rates by targeting low-performing districts and restricting student.
The Mississippi High School Dropout Prevention Act of 2026 requires the State Department of Education to collaborate with school districts with the lowest graduation rates. It mandates the development of targeted intervention methods for these districts, including early intervention for students failing Algebra I or math, alternative programs for reengaging dropouts, and strategies to improve graduation rates for at-risk youth.
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