Are there alternate routes to get a diploma?
Published: Mar. 8, 2022Updated: Jul. 14, 2022
California may be creating more opportunities for students with disabilities to receive a high school diploma! Undivided's Head of Content and Community, Lindsay Crain, explains that the new work group, "Alternate Pathways to a High School Diploma," advocates for school districts across the state to only require minimum requirements for graduation.
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