Amends South Dakota's high school credit rules to allow students to earn credit for participating in extracurricular activities.
South Dakota HB1008 amends the state's administrative rules to allow high school students to earn credit for participating in extracurricular activities. Students can earn up to one-fourth credit for each extracurricular activity each school year. The school district must document how the activity aligns with the fine arts or physical education standards. The bill also specifies the minimum number of credits required for high school graduation, including language arts, social studies, mathematics, science, and other subjects.
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