Maryland HB1310 allows high school students to request a traumatic loss notation on their transcripts if a parent died from reproductive cancer.
Maryland HB1310 permits students who experienced the death of a parent from reproductive cancer to request a traumatic loss notation on their official high school transcripts. This notation indicates the impact on the student's academic performance, achievement, or attendance. The student must submit a written request and either a parent's death certificate or a letter from a licensed health care provider verifying the cause of death. Local school systems must print the notation using standard language developed by the State Department of Education.
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