As someone who _actually_ graduated from a high school in Oregon, I fully support this. Every single state requirement that I had to complete was little more

As someone who _actually_ graduated from a high school in Oregon, I fully support this. Every single state requirement that I had to complete was little more than a BS checkbox that transparently had little value as an actual assessment tool. Measurements have costs associated with them. When the value is minimal it makes sense to cut the fat.