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OK HB1360
Bill
Status
2/4/2013
Primary Sponsor
Arthur Hulbert
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AI Summary
HB 1360 Summary
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Replaces end-of-instruction tests with the American College Test (ACT) assessment as the graduation requirement for Oklahoma high school students beginning in the 2013-2014 school year
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Requires students to achieve a minimum composite score of 16 on the ACT assessment to demonstrate mastery of state academic content standards and graduate with a standard diploma
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Adds a cumulative attendance record requirement of 90% or higher in grades 9-12 as a condition for graduation with a standard diploma
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Changes the appeal process for students denied diplomas from the State Board of Education to the local school district board of education, with a 30-day appeal deadline
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Modifies remediation funding eligibility criteria to include students scoring below the minimum ACT composite score, maintaining per-student funding amounts of up to $240 for unsatisfactory performance and $180 for limited knowledge
Legislative Description
Schools; replacing requirement for completion of certain end-of-instruction tests with taking the American College Test assessment; effective date; emergency.
Education - Common
Last Action
Second Reading referred to Appropriations and Budget
2/5/2013