West Virginia HB5683 amends graduation requirements for public schools, including minimum standards and alternative education programs.
West Virginia HB5683 amends the Code of West Virginia to revise graduation requirements for public schools. The state board must establish minimum standards for graduation, which may include course credits, competency demonstrations, and assessments. The bill also addresses the operation of alternative education programs, such as the Mountaineer Challenge Academy, for students at risk of not succeeding in traditional school settings. These programs must comply with certain conditions, including family involvement and individualized education plans.
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