MI HB5906

Allows pupils to partially or fully fulfill the Algebra II requirement by completing a course in financial literacy developed or adopted by the Michigan Department of Education.

Permits pupils to satisfy the 1/2-credit economics requirement through the financial literacy course if it covers the appropriate subject area content expectations for economics.

Expands alternative pathways for meeting math requirements to include department-approved career and technical education programs with embedded mathematics content in fields such as electronics, machining, construction, welding, engineering, computer science, or renewable energy.

Renames "American sign language" to "American Sign Language" and clarifies that financial literacy is "the course" rather than "a course" in relevant sections.

Requires the Michigan Department of Education to post guidelines for implementation of these financial literacy alternatives on its website.