Education; prohibit a public school, private school, or home school program from requiring a child who has completed all requirements for a high school diploma to take or attend classes for any additional course

Summary

The bill changes Georgia’s compulsory attendance law so that once a student has met all high‑school diploma requirements, schools—public, private, or homeschool—cannot require them to enroll in any additional courses. It applies to any child who has finished the required coursework, even if they are in their final semester. The aim is to let graduates finish school without extra mandates.

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