The Michigan House has passed bills that would give high school students more class options to complete graduation requirements.
The legislation eliminates some math, science, health and English courses so students can take classes that would better prepare them for careers of their choosing.
Michigan high school students currently are required to complete a specific number of credits in English, science, mathematics and other classes before graduating.
The bills now move to the Senate and might be taken up after lawmakers return from a 2-week break.