SCHOOL & JUVENILE PROBATION COOPERATION

Summary

The bill amends the Attendance for Success Act to require schools and juvenile probation services to share attendance data and intervene when a student is chronically or excessively absent. It also creates a new criminal offense for parents who allow continued absenteeism after a probation report and lets probation request a suspension of the student’s driver’s license. The changes aim to keep students in school and provide coordinated support for attendance problems.

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