• Links in-school behavior of students 13 and over to qualifying for a driver's permit or license, or watercraft license.
• Imposes point system for infractions of school discipline rules and tracks infractions through STI, state uniform data reporting system all schools have.
• Points accumulate yearly beginning at age 13 until student eligible for license or learner's permit.
• Each point delays by one week the time when a student qualifies for a permit or license.
• Accumulated points reduced by one-half after one year with no new infractions. After two years with no behavior infractions, the student's record is clean again.
• Students get behavior infraction points including:
  1 point: One-day in-school suspension
  2 points: One day out-of-school suspension
  6 points: Alternative school placement
  20 points: Getting expelled.
  Implementation expected in 2010-11 school year.

Source: HB 464/Act 2009-713 on ALISON