MI SB1220

Removes the requirement that cyber schools track pupil participation through attendance, instead clarifying that cyber schools need not ensure each pupil participates in all available educational hours or track attendance.

Maintains the requirement that cyber schools make educational services available for a minimum of 1,098 hours during a school year.

Requires that a certificated teacher or teacher engaged under section 1233b be responsible for instruction, diagnosing learning needs, assessing learning and assigning grades, and reporting outcomes for each course.

Clarifies that other adults assisting with pupil oversight during cyber school participation are not required to be certificated teachers or school employees.

Requires cyber schools to submit a report to the superintendent of public instruction and legislature at the end of their second complete school year detailing operations, pupil participation, academic performance, and recommendations for statutory or rule changes.