State Board of Education ok's emergency rules for high school seniors

The new rules allow public school districts, charter schools, and tribal compact schools approved by the Board to waive certain state graduation requirements for individual students

Posted 4/2/20

At a special Board Meeting April 8, the State Board of Education adopted emergency rules that allow school districts to apply for greater flexibility in awarding a diploma to high school seniors …

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State Board of Education ok's emergency rules for high school seniors

The new rules allow public school districts, charter schools, and tribal compact schools approved by the Board to waive certain state graduation requirements for individual students

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State Board of Education ok's emergency rules for high school seniors

The new rules allow public school districts, charter schools, and tribal compact schools approved by the Board to waive certain state graduation requirements for individual students

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