Allows high school students aged 15-19 to work in child care centers if they complete certain courses.
The bill amends Tennessee law to allow high school students aged 15-19 to work in child care centers outside of school hours or during school hours through a work-based learning program. This is contingent on the student completing at least two courses in a program of study under the education and training career cluster. The bill prohibits students from working in a child care center located in an occupied residence of the primary caregiver. The Department of Education may create rules to implement this change, following the Uniform Administrative Procedures Act.
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