Illinois HB3052 modifies school report cards to exclude absences for mental or behavioral health from attendance calculations.
HB3052 amends the School Code to adjust the presentation of school report cards by excluding absences for mental or behavioral health from the percentage of students with less than 10 absences in a school year. This change aims to provide a more accurate reflection of student attendance while considering their mental health needs. The bill also outlines various metrics and data to be included in school, district, and state report cards, such as teacher experience, student demographics, and curriculum information.
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