STUDENTS: Provides relative to individual graduation plans. (8/1/26) (EN NO IMPACT See Note)
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Charter schools ending in eighth grade must provide written notice to students and parents about Individual Graduation Plans and diploma requirements before the student enrolls in high school.
Charter schools ending in eighth grade may partner with high schools to help create Individual Graduation Plans for students transitioning to high school.
Parents of students entering eleventh grade have the right to request an update to their child's Individual Graduation Plan or Individualized Education Program.
Students must be offered available vocational training opportunities with assistance from parents and school counselors.
Individual Graduation Plans must be flexible enough to allow students to change their program of study with written parental approval while still meeting graduation requirements.
School counselors must meet with parents to explain how plan revisions might affect graduation requirements and postsecondary goals before making changes.
All revisions to a student's Individual Graduation Plan must be approved in writing by the parent or legal guardian.
Completed Individual Graduation Plans must be signed by the student, parent or legal guardian, and school counselor.
Charter schools are exempt from most public school statutory mandates but are now explicitly required to comply with the new Individual Graduation Plan laws.