Compulsory Attendance
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This page collects the 3 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Compulsory Attendance”. Coverage spans bills - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Special Education, Class Size, and School Administration.
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- 01General Assemblyorganization1 mentions
- 02Kentucky Board of Educationorganization1 mentions
- 03Federal School Lunch Programorganization1 mentions
- 04House Committee on K-12 Education Budgetorganization1 mentions
- 05Kansas Academy of Mathematics and Scienceorganization1 mentions
- 06State Board of Educationorganization1 mentions
- 07Department of Educationorganization1 mentions
- 08Individuals with Disabilities Education Actother1 mentions
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- Topic to billsKentucky House Bill 621 sets class size and caseload limits for exceptional children and youth programs, Kansas HB 2717 lowers compulsory school attendance age from seven to six
- Topic to orgsGeneral Assembly, Kentucky Board of Education, Federal School Lunch Program (+4 more)
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- Mar 18, 2026State BillKentucky House Bill 621 sets class size and caseload limits for exceptional children and youth programs
- Feb 19, 2026State BillKansas HB 2717 lowers compulsory school attendance age from seven to six
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