Chapter 28A.225 - Compulsory School Attendance and Admission.

Chapter 28A.225 - Compulsory School Attendance and Admission.

28A.225.005 Information for students and parents.
28A.225.010 Attendance mandatory—Age—Exceptions.
28A.225.015 Attendance mandatory—Six or seven year olds—Unexcused absences—Petition.
28A.225.018 Conferences to identify barriers to child's school attendance.
28A.225.020 School's duties upon child's failure to attend school.
28A.225.023 Youth dependent pursuant to chapter 13.34 RCW—Review of unexpected or excessive absences—Support for youth's school work.
28A.225.025 Community truancy boards.
28A.225.026 Community truancy boards—Memoranda of understanding with juvenile courts—Designation of school district coordinators to address absenteeism and truancy—Community-wide partnerships.
28A.225.0261 Community truancy boards—Effect of diversion from truancy petitions—Evaluation by Washington state institute for public policy—Reports.
28A.225.027 Community truancy boards—Grants for training—Grants for services and treatment.
28A.225.030 Petition to juvenile court for violations by a parent or child—School district responsibilities.
28A.225.031 Alcohol or controlled substances testing—Authority to order.
28A.225.035 Petition to juvenile court—Contents—Court action—Referral to community truancy board or other coordinated intervention—Transfer of jurisdiction upon relocation.
28A.225.055 Excused absences—Search and rescue activities.
28A.225.060 Custody and disposition of child absent from school without excuse.
28A.225.080 Employment permits.
28A.225.090 Court orders—Penalties—Parents' defense.
28A.225.095 Authority of court commissioners and family law commissioners to hear cases under this chapter.
28A.225.110 Fines applied to support of schools.
28A.225.140 Enforcing officers not personally liable for costs.
28A.225.151 Student-level truancy data—Reports—Data protocols and guidance for school districts.
28A.225.155 Condensed compliance reports—Second-class districts.
28A.225.160 Qualification for admission to district's schools—Fees for preadmission screening.
28A.225.170 Admission to schools—Children on United States reservations—Idaho residents with Washington addresses.
28A.225.200 Education of pupils in another district—Limitation as to state apportionment—Exemption.
28A.225.210 Admission of district pupils tuition free.
28A.225.215 Enrollment of children without legal residences.
28A.225.216 Children of military families—Residency.
28A.225.217 Children of military families—Continued enrollment in district schools.
28A.225.220 Adults, children from other districts, agreements for attending school—Tuition.
28A.225.225 Applications from school employees' children, nonresident students, or students receiving home-based instruction to attend district school—Acceptance and rejection standards—Notification.
28A.225.230 Appeal from certain decisions to deny student's request to attend nonresident district—Procedure.
28A.225.240 Apportionment credit.
28A.225.250 Cooperative programs among school districts—Rules.
28A.225.260 Reciprocity exchanges with other states.
28A.225.270 Intradistrict enrollment options policies.
28A.225.280 Transfer students' eligibility for extracurricular activities.
28A.225.290 Enrollment options information booklet (as amended by 2009 c 450).
28A.225.300 Enrollment options information to parents.
28A.225.310 Attendance in school district of choice—Impact on existing cooperative arrangements.
28A.225.330 Enrolling students from other districts—Requests for information and permanent records—Withheld transcripts—Immunity from liability—Notification to teachers and security personnel—Rules.
28A.225.350 Students in out-of-home care—Best interest determinations.
28A.225.360 Students in out-of-home care—School districts and the department of children, youth, and families collaboration.

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