An Act enhancing learning in the early school years through a ban on school exclusion in public prekindergarten through 3rd grade
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill prohibits schools from excluding students in public prekindergarten through 3rd grade. The goal is to create a more supportive learning environment during these critical early school years. By removing the option of exclusion, the bill aims to prioritize student well-being and consistent learning opportunities. It seeks to establish a baseline of access to education for all students in these grades.
Key provisions
- Prohibits public schools from excluding students in prekindergarten through 3rd grade.
- Aims to improve learning outcomes for young students.
- Focuses on creating a more stable and supportive school environment.
- Applies to all public schools within the state.
Who is affected
- Students in public prekindergarten through 3rd grade
- Public schools
- Teachers and school staff
- Parents and guardians of affected students
Notable changes
- Eliminates the practice of school exclusion for students in the specified grades.
- Shifts the focus from punitive measures to supportive interventions.
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