The board took a look at legislation that didn’t pass during the last session but experts say has a high chance of being brought up again.
“I think it’s not a secret to anyone that school choice is something gets talked about a lot,” said Jessica Sanders with the Alabama Department of Education.
“It’s a balance about promoting our schools’ programs while not excluding something else that a student might want to do,” said Sanders. “Maybe you have two students at a school that want to do something and two students’ desire will simply not sustain an interest.”“If they turn six years of age before this day, they are entitled to admission into the first grade in the state of Alabama,” said Sanders.
“Attempting to make sure that when the child gets to first grade they are ready for all of the first grade things that going on,” said Sanders
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