Arkansas § 6-61-125 American Sign Language as foreign language

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§ 6-61-125 — American Sign Language as foreign language

Arkansas § 6-61-125

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Ark. Code Ann. § 6-61-125 (2026).

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The American Sign Language may qualify as a foreign language for the purpose of meeting general elective credit requirements for graduation from state-supported colleges and universities in Arkansas if the language is taught by a qualified instructor of American Sign Language and if the course is conducted under the supervision of an instructor at the college or university as approved by that college or university.

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The American Sign Language may qualify as a foreign language for the purpose of meeting general elective credit requirements for graduation from state-supported colleges and universities in Arkansas if the language is taught by a qualified instructor of American Sign Language and if the course is conducted under the supervision of an instructor at the college or university as approved by that college or university.