Nebraska LB296 creates a centralized education records system for students under juvenile court jurisdiction and establishes registrars to manage.
Nebraska LB296 mandates the State Department of Education to establish a centralized education records system for students under juvenile court jurisdiction. This system aims to ensure uninterrupted education services, prompt sharing of education records, and proper credit hour awards for completed academic work. The bill also employs registrars to manage these records. Additionally, it modifies graduation requirements, including the need for students to complete a Free Application for Federal Student Aid or obtain a waiver.
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