HB 1691 (2024)

Revise criteria for content of adequate education, emphasizing some subject over others

Summary:

Revises the criteria for the content of an adequate education, placing emphasis on English/language arts and reading, mathematics, science, and social studies. Schools only need to provide "attention to" other areas currently required in state law, including the arts, world languages, physical education, computer science, etc.

Bill Sponsor:

Glenn Cordelli