Kansas HB2486 mandates kindergarten enrollment for toilet-trained children in public schools, with exceptions for certain disabilities and medical.

Kansas HB2486 requires children to be toilet trained to enroll in and attend kindergarten in public schools. School districts must establish policies to address students who are not toilet trained, considering potential exceptionalities and providing family support referrals. Parents can designate an adult to assist with toilet training at school under specific conditions. The bill allows for the removal of untoilet-trained children from kindergarten if necessary. Exceptions apply for children with verified exceptionalities or medical conditions.

Kansas HB2486 mandates kindergarten enrollment for toilet-trained children in public schools, with exceptions for certain disabilities and medical.

Kansas HB2486 requires children to be toilet trained to enroll in and attend kindergarten in public schools. School districts must establish policies to address students who are not toilet trained, considering potential exceptionalities and providing family support referrals. Parents can designate an adult to assist with toilet training at school under specific conditions. The bill allows for the removal of untoilet-trained children from kindergarten if necessary. Exceptions apply for children with verified exceptionalities or medical conditions.