Public K-12 education; Accountability Council created; Alabama Workforce Development Board, State Department of Education, and Alabama Commission on Higher Education to develop system to analyze student performance data

Summary

The bill establishes a standing Accountability Council that will meet annually to evaluate the state’s report card and recommend changes to improve student achievement, especially for closing gaps. It also requires the Alabama Workforce Board, with the State Department of Education and the Commission on Higher Education, to develop a system that tracks and reports post‑secondary enrollment, military enlistment, credentials, earnings, and high‑wage employment for K‑12 graduates. The measure aims to increase transparency and ensure the accountability system reflects real student outcomes.

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