SB2636 amends Tennessee education code to enhance testing and remedial education for home school students.
SB2636 modifies Tennessee's education code to improve testing and remedial education for home school students. It mandates that home school students in grades five, seven, and nine take standardized tests in English language arts and mathematics, administered by an unrelated proctor. If a student does not test proficient, the parent-teacher must consult with the director of schools and design remedial coursework. The bill also requires public schools to offer advanced courses and preparatory college entrance examinations to home school students.
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