Washington SB6261 requires parents to submit signed declarations of intent for home-based instruction for children not enrolled in public or private.

Washington SB6261 mandates that parents who do not enroll their children in public or private school by age six must submit signed declarations of intent regarding their child's education. This requirement applies for the school years when the child turns six and seven. The declaration must include the child's name and age, specify whether a certificated person will supervise the instruction, and be written in a format prescribed by the superintendent of public instruction.

Washington SB6261 requires parents to submit signed declarations of intent for home-based instruction for children not enrolled in public or private.

Washington SB6261 mandates that parents who do not enroll their children in public or private school by age six must submit signed declarations of intent regarding their child's education. This requirement applies for the school years when the child turns six and seven. The declaration must include the child's name and age, specify whether a certificated person will supervise the instruction, and be written in a format prescribed by the superintendent of public instruction.