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Does Michigan have an ASL law?
 
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Yes. Michigan ASL law was passed in 1987 (MCL 380.1157b) to allow any school district to offer High School credit in a foreign language to an enrolled pupil who has satisfactorily completed a high school course offered in American Sign Language or who has attained proficiency in ASL outside of a public or private high schoo

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