RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - A bill under consideration in the House of Delegates would allow Virginia high school students to substitute a computer coding credit for any foreign language requirement needed to graduate.
The News Leader reported Tuesday (https://bit.ly/2k08QA3 ) that the bill would create an exception in cases in which foreign language course credit is required to earn an advanced diploma.
The bill was introduced by Del. Glenn Davis, a Republican from Virginia Beach.
It has been assigned to a House education subcommittee.
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Information from: The News Leader, https://www.newsleader.com
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