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AB167-216 California Assembly Bill (AB) 216
California Assembly Bill (AB) 216
Foster Youth who transfer high schools or school districts after the completion of their second year of high school (11th or 12th grade) may be eligible to graduate under AB216 by completing minimum state graduation requirements (130 credits)
To find out if you qualify for AB216, please contact your School Counselor
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Partial Credits
Foster Youth who leave a school before the end of a term (i.e. semester), should be granted all partial credits earned.
Education Code Section 49069.5: Schools must award youth partial credits for all work satisfactorily completed as of their last day of actual attendance.
Education Code Section 51225.2: Schools must accept all previously issued partial credits and enroll the youth in the same or equivalent courses as those enrolled in at the previous school.
Please visit the link below to help calculate the number of credits a student should be granted per class based on the attendance during the term in question.
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