Overview
- The application window opened in early August for schools to serve as Course Choice providers.
- Eligible providers include vocational, digital and public schools interested in offering supplemental courses.
- The program enables middle and high school students to enroll in classes not available at their resident schools.
- The initiative is part of the LEARNS Act reforms passed earlier in 2025 to modernize public education and expand student access.
- Education Secretary Jacob Oliva’s department will review applications and select providers before the program’s launch in the 2025–26 school year.