Tennessee HB0380 mandates virtual schools to use curricula meeting state academic standards, with oversight by the state textbook commission.
Tennessee HB0380 amends the state's education code to require all virtual schools to adopt curricula and instructional materials that meet or exceed the academic standards set by the state board of education. The state board is prohibited from waiving this requirement for any virtual school. The state textbook and instructional materials quality commission is tasked with evaluating these standards and issuing written determinations to local education agencies operating virtual schools.
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