Texas HB367 requires school districts to excuse students from attending school for serious or life-threatening illnesses, with verification by a.

Texas HB367 amends the Education Code to allow school districts to excuse students from attending school for serious or life-threatening illnesses. To qualify for an excused absence, a student or their parent or guardian must provide a certification from a physician on a form adopted by the district. The certification must specify the student's illness, state that the illness is serious or life-threatening, and detail the anticipated period of absence and why attendance is infeasible.

Texas HB367 requires school districts to excuse students from attending school for serious or life-threatening illnesses, with verification by a.

Texas HB367 amends the Education Code to allow school districts to excuse students from attending school for serious or life-threatening illnesses. To qualify for an excused absence, a student or their parent or guardian must provide a certification from a physician on a form adopted by the district. The certification must specify the student's illness, state that the illness is serious or life-threatening, and detail the anticipated period of absence and why attendance is infeasible.