MI HB6249

Expands eligible virtual course sources to include catalogs maintained by colleges or universities, in addition to the Michigan Virtual University statewide catalog and district board-approved course catalogs.

Allows colleges and universities to maintain catalogs of virtual courses and requires primary districts to provide website links to all college/university catalogs and the statewide catalog.

Clarifies that colleges and universities providing virtual courses must ensure courses generate postsecondary credit and must be taught by instructors employed by or contracted through the providing institution.

Adds "college or university" to the definition of eligible providers alongside community colleges, updating references throughout the section to reflect this broader category.

Requires providers offering courses to multiple districts to either submit course syllabuses to the Michigan Virtual University or to colleges/universities maintaining catalogs, and mandates annual enrollment reporting to the Michigan Virtual University.