Vote Yes on this bill if you want Michigan to drop the Algebra II mandate, expand math options, require personal finance and workplace readiness, allow coding to count as a world language, raise science to four credits starting with students entering high school in 2029–30, and provide model course plans to districts.

Organizations that support this bill may include business and employer associations, skilled-trades unions and apprenticeship programs, career and technical education coalitions, charter school groups, and financial literacy advocates.

Vote No on this bill if you want to keep Algebra II as a core requirement, avoid new future-skills and workplace classes or an added fourth science credit, and maintain the current graduation framework without these statewide changes.

Organizations that oppose this bill may include associations of math educators, some higher education and college admissions groups seeking uniform rigor, and traditional education advocates concerned about inconsistent standards.