Establishes a pilot program to reduce truancy in the District of Columbia for students aged 14-17.
The District of Columbia B26-0275, also known as the Pilot Truancy Reduction Emergency Amendment Act of 2025, creates a pilot program aimed at reducing truancy among students aged 14 to 17. Participating educational institutions will be exempt from certain requirements for these students. The act mandates a fiscal impact statement and requires a report on attendance outcomes, academic performance, and delinquency status of students referred to the Department of Human Services. It also compares the performance of participating institutions with similar non-participating institutions.
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