Public high schools; students excused from class for scholarship acceptance, college commitment, military enlistment

Summary

The enacted law mandates that public high schools must allow students who are signing commitment letters for athletic scholarships, college enrollment, apprenticeship programs, or military enlistment during instructional time to be excused from class. Schools must also provide reasonable accommodations, such as a meeting space with internet access and seating that does not disrupt instruction. The rule becomes effective on October 1, 2026.

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