Oklahoma HB2831 mandates in-person concurrent enrollment classes for high school students attending physical school locations.
Oklahoma HB2831 amends concurrent enrollment policies to require students attending physical school locations to also attend concurrent enrollment classes in person at their school. Students must travel to their physical school building for virtual concurrent enrollment classes. The bill also provides tuition waivers for eligible high school seniors and requires annual reports on the concurrent enrollment program. The changes take effect July 1, 2025, with an emergency declaration for immediate implementation.
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