Expands foster care academic youth reports to include 504 eligibility, graduation progress, and surrogate parents.

The Rhode Island bill H8362 expands the scope of foster care academic youth reports to include information on 504 eligibility, graduation progress, and surrogate parents. It mandates additional strategies to improve educational performance and requires additional progress reports. These reports will detail the number and percentage of foster care youth receiving 504 accommodations, those evaluated for special education or 504 eligibility, and those with appointed surrogate parents.

Expands foster care academic youth reports to include 504 eligibility, graduation progress, and surrogate parents.

The Rhode Island bill H8362 expands the scope of foster care academic youth reports to include information on 504 eligibility, graduation progress, and surrogate parents. It mandates additional strategies to improve educational performance and requires additional progress reports. These reports will detail the number and percentage of foster care youth receiving 504 accommodations, those evaluated for special education or 504 eligibility, and those with appointed surrogate parents.