Kansas HB2717 lowers the compulsory school attendance age from seven to six.
Kansas HB2717 amends the compulsory school attendance law to lower the minimum age requirement from seven to six. This change affects all students who have not yet reached the age of seven but are enrolled in school. The bill also outlines exceptions and exemptions, including for children enrolled in alternative educational programs, those attending the Kansas Academy of Mathematics and Science, and those with religious objections. The changes take effect immediately upon publication in the statute book.
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