Subpart 2 - Compulsory Attendance

Subpart 2 - Compulsory Attendance

§ 20-2-690. Educational entities; requirements for private schools and home study programs
§ 20-2-690.1. Mandatory education for children between ages six and 16
§ 20-2-690.2. Establishment of student attendance and school climate committee; membership; summary of penalties for failure to comply; review and policy recommendations; reporting
§ 20-2-691. Minimum annual attendance required; child completing high school exempt
§ 20-2-692. General Assembly pages granted excused absences
§ 20-2-692.1. Excused absences for days missed to visit with parent or legal guardian in the military prior to deployment or while on leave; attendance at military affairs sponsored events
§ 20-2-692.2. Foster care student attending court proceedings related to that student's foster care to be credited as present at school
§ 20-2-693. Exemptions
§ 20-2-694. Administration and enforcement of subpart
§ 20-2-695. Employing attendance officers in addition to visiting teachers; authority and duties
§ 20-2-696. Duties of visiting teachers and attendance officers
§ 20-2-697. Cooperation of principals and teachers in public schools with visiting teachers and attendance officers; attendance reports and records kept by public schools; letter indicating enrollment
§ 20-2-698. Peace officers may take temporary custody of truant children away from home
§ 20-2-699. Disposition of children taken into custody
§ 20-2-700. Reports by peace officers to school authorities and parent or guardian
§ 20-2-701. Responsibility for reporting truants to juvenile or other courts
§ 20-2-702. Governor may proclaim subpart suspended
§ 20-2-703. Subpart is inapplicable where operation of public schools is discontinued

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