Vermont H0892 redefines chronic absenteeism and raises the compulsory attendance age to 18.

Vermont H0892 proposes to redefine chronic absenteeism in schools and increase the compulsory attendance age from 16 to 18 years. The bill aims to provide clearer guidelines on what constitutes chronic absenteeism, potentially impacting school policies and student attendance tracking. By raising the compulsory attendance age, the bill seeks to ensure more students remain in school until they are 18, potentially affecting school districts and families.

Vermont H0892 redefines chronic absenteeism and raises the compulsory attendance age to 18.

Vermont H0892 proposes to redefine chronic absenteeism in schools and increase the compulsory attendance age from 16 to 18 years. The bill aims to provide clearer guidelines on what constitutes chronic absenteeism, potentially impacting school policies and student attendance tracking. By raising the compulsory attendance age, the bill seeks to ensure more students remain in school until they are 18, potentially affecting school districts and families.