South Carolina S0752 allows excused school attendance for religious instruction with parental consent.
South Carolina S0752 amends the state code to require school district boards of trustees to adopt a policy allowing students to be excused from school for religious instruction classes. The bill mandates that parents or guardians provide written consent, the sponsoring entity maintains attendance records, and transportation is the responsibility of the sponsoring entity, parent, or guardian. The bill also stipulates that no public funds are used and no public school personnel are involved in providing the religious instruction.
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