MI HB5427

Permits school districts to provide up to 15 days of virtual instruction per school year, which would count toward required pupil instruction hours

Requires school district boards to approve any virtual instruction plan and provide advance notice to affected students and parents before implementation

Limits virtual instruction days to three specific purposes: emergency closures, student testing days, and professional development (capped at 30 hours annually)

Defines "virtual instruction" as virtual courses described under the state school aid act

Contains a tie bar provision requiring enactment of either Senate Bill S05552'25 or House Bill 5428 for this act to take effect