AN ACT relating to eliminating nontraditional instruction.

Based on the provided bill text, HB 737 does not eliminate "nontraditional instruction" as suggested in its title and abstract. Instead, it amends Kentucky school calendar procedures under KRS 158.070. The bill requires local school boards to establish calendar committees with specific member representation (including parents, teachers, and community members), mandates 4 days of professional development for staff annually, and details requirements for school calendars including minimum instructional days and holiday scheduling. It directly affects Kentucky public school districts by changing how school calendars are developed and approved. The bill is currently in the House Committee on Primary and Secondary Education.