Kansas HB2103 allows participation in certain learning experiences and agricultural activities as a valid excuse for school absences.
Kansas HB2103 amends school attendance rules to include participation in specific learning experiences and agricultural activities as valid excuses for absences. These activities include agricultural science, FFA events, and 4-H programs. School boards must designate employees to determine the validity of absences and report truancies to authorities. The bill also outlines procedures for notifying parents and handling cases where children are not enrolled in school.
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