Vote Yes on this bill if you want clearer rules and funding for virtual courses in grades 6–12, with teacher oversight, parent consent for extended virtual time, mentoring, and guaranteed credit when students pass.

Organizations that support this bill may include school districts seeking flexible scheduling, online learning providers, and parent groups that want more course options and clear funding rules for virtual classes.

Vote No on this bill if you want to limit or delay expansion of virtual classes, avoid sending school funds to online providers, or require stronger safeguards for quality and internet access before expanding virtual options.

Organizations that oppose this bill may include teachers’ associations worried about course quality and student support, equity advocates concerned about digital access, and groups that prefer in-person instruction.