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MN bill would eliminate Algebra II requirement
A new bill introduced by a Minnesota state senator would eliminate the requirement for high school students to complete Algebra II in order to graduate. FOX 9's Babs Santos has the full story.
Minnesota high schoolers may soon not have to pass algebra II to graduate
The bill, introduced Wednesday by State Senator Robert Farnsworth, would go into effect this upcoming school year if passed in March or April.
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