Schools; requiring students who attend a physical school location to also attend concurrent enrollment classes at a physical school location; effective date; emergency.

HB 2831 requires Oklahoma high school students attending physical public or charter schools to take concurrent enrollment college courses in person at their school building or a nearby campus, rather than online. This directly affects students enrolled in concurrent enrollment programs at brick-and-mortar schools. The key change mandates physical attendance for these courses, modifying existing law (Section 1.F) to prohibit virtual participation unless students travel to a physical location. Other provisions, such as tuition waivers for eligible students and annual reporting requirements, remain unchanged from current law. The bill takes effect July 1, 2025.