SALT LAKE CITY — Sen. Chris Buttars, R-West Jordan, appears serious about his proposal to allow students to skip 12th grade to save the state money. Tuesday he opened up a bill file titled "High School Accelerated Graduation."
Buttars said his proposal would save public education $60 million. He emphasized the plan would be optional for high school students.
"There is no pressure," he said. "It's between the student and the parents."
— Amy K. Stewart
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