Iowa HF552 modifies compulsory education laws, focusing on chronic absenteeism and school engagement meetings.
Iowa HF552 amends compulsory education laws by changing provisions related to chronic absenteeism and school engagement meetings. The bill requires school boards to adopt policies for students who are chronically absent, detailing interventions and penalties. It mandates that school officials send notices by ordinary or electronic mail when a student becomes chronically absent, including information on absences and disciplinary processes. The bill also modifies penalties for violations of compulsory attendance laws, introducing fines and community service options.
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