Bill Text: OH SB248 | 2013-2014 | 130th General Assembly | Introduced
Bill Title: To require a public children services agency to recommend whether a child should be admitted to an internet- or computer-based community school or excused by a school district superintendent from attendance at school for home education.
Spectrum: Partisan Bill (Democrat 4-0)
Status: (Introduced - Dead) 2013-12-03 - Introduced to House [SB248 Detail]
Download: Ohio-2013-SB248-Introduced.html
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Senator Cafaro
Cosponsors:
Senators Brown, Turner, Schiavoni
To amend sections 3313.60, 3314.06, and 3321.04 and | 1 |
to enact sections 2151.4210, 2151.4211, 2151.4212, | 2 |
2151.4213, 2151.4214, 3314.063, 3321.042, and | 3 |
3321.043 of the Revised Code to require a public | 4 |
children services agency to recommend whether a | 5 |
child should be admitted to an internet- or | 6 |
computer-based community school or excused by a | 7 |
school district superintendent from attendance at | 8 |
school for home education. | 9 |
BE IT ENACTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF OHIO:
Section 1. That sections 3313.60, 3314.06, and 3321.04 be | 10 |
amended and sections 2151.4210, 2151.4211, 2151.4212, 2151.4213, | 11 |
2151.4214, 3314.063, 3321.042, and 3321.043 of the Revised Code be | 12 |
enacted to read as follows: | 13 |
Sec. 2151.4210. As used in this section and sections | 14 |
2151.4211, 2151.4212, 2151.4213, and 2151.4214 of the Revised | 15 |
Code, an "internet- or computer-based community school" has the | 16 |
same meaning as in section 3314.02 of the Revised Code. | 17 |
Not later than five business days after a public children | 18 |
services agency receives a notification under section 3314.063 or | 19 |
3321.042 of the Revised Code, the agency shall do the following: | 20 |
(A) Conduct an in-person meeting with the person who | 21 |
submitted an application for a child's admission to an internet- | 22 |
or computer-based community school or who made the request for a | 23 |
child to be excused from attendance at school for instruction at | 24 |
home; | 25 |
(B) Conduct an in-person meeting with the child for whom an | 26 |
application for admission to an internet- or computer-based | 27 |
community school was submitted or with the child for whom the | 28 |
request to be excused was made, separate from the meeting required | 29 |
under division (A) of this section; | 30 |
(C) Access or enter the statewide automated child welfare | 31 |
information system, established and maintained under section | 32 |
5101.13 of the Revised Code, to determine whether any of the | 33 |
following are the subject of an investigation that has been | 34 |
documented in the system: | 35 |
(1) The person who submitted an application for a child's | 36 |
admission to an internet- or computer-based community school or | 37 |
who made the request for a child to be excused from attendance at | 38 |
school; | 39 |
(2) The child for whom an application for admission to an | 40 |
internet- or computer-based community school was submitted or the | 41 |
child for whom the request to be excused from attendance at school | 42 |
was made; | 43 |
(3) Any other person who resides with the child for whom an | 44 |
application was made for admission to an internet- or | 45 |
computer-based community school or with the child for whom the | 46 |
request to be excused from attendance at school was made. | 47 |
Sec. 2151.4211. (A) A public children services agency shall | 48 |
recommend against granting admission to an internet- or | 49 |
computer-based community school or granting the excuse from | 50 |
attendance at school for instruction at home requested under | 51 |
division (A)(2) of section 3321.04 of the Revised Code, if either | 52 |
of the following occurs: | 53 |
(1) Based on the in-person meetings conducted under division | 54 |
(A) or (B) of section 2151.4210 of the Revised Code, the agency | 55 |
determines it is not in the best interest of the child to grant | 56 |
admission of the child to an internet- or computer-based community | 57 |
school or grant the excuse from attendance at school; | 58 |
(2) The statewide automated child welfare information system | 59 |
contains a record or report of any investigation at any time | 60 |
involving any of the persons identified in divisions (C)(1), (2), | 61 |
and (3) of section 2151.4210 of the Revised Code. | 62 |
(B) The agency shall submit its recommendation under division | 63 |
(A) of this section in writing to the chief administrative officer | 64 |
who submitted a notification under division (A) of section | 65 |
3314.063 of the Revised Code or the superintendent who submitted a | 66 |
notification under section 3321.042 of the Revised Code. | 67 |
Sec. 2151.4212. (A) When a public children services agency | 68 |
receives a notification under division (B)(3) of section 3314.063 | 69 |
of the Revised Code or division (C) of section 3321.043 of the | 70 |
Revised Code, the agency shall conduct an in-person meeting with | 71 |
the following at least two times during the school year for which | 72 |
the excuse was granted: | 73 |
(1) The person who submitted the application for the child's | 74 |
admission to the internet- or computer-based community school or | 75 |
the person who made the request for a child to be excused from | 76 |
attendance at school for instruction at home; | 77 |
(2) The child for whom an application for admission to the | 78 |
internet- or computer-based community school was submitted or the | 79 |
child for whom the request to be excused from attendance at school | 80 |
was made, separate from the meeting required under division (A)(1) | 81 |
of this section. | 82 |
(B) The department of job and family services, in | 83 |
consultation with the department of education, shall adopt rules | 84 |
regarding the timing of the meetings required by this section. | 85 |
Sec. 2151.4213. (A) The department of job and family services | 86 |
and the state board of education shall jointly develop an | 87 |
intervention program to assist families who seek to provide | 88 |
instruction to school age children via an internet- or | 89 |
computer-based community school or at home. The program shall | 90 |
include the following: | 91 |
(1) Behavioral counseling sessions, in both individual and | 92 |
group settings, for all of the persons identified in divisions | 93 |
(C)(1), (2), and (3) of section 2151.4210 of the Revised Code. | 94 |
(2) In-person classes on topics including parenting, | 95 |
decision-making, personal or household finance, and homeschooling; | 96 |
(3) Any other services the department and the state board | 97 |
determine to be necessary for the success of the program. | 98 |
(B) The department and the state board shall jointly develop | 99 |
a means of assessing participants in the intervention program to | 100 |
determine successful completion of the program. | 101 |
(C) The department and the state board may jointly adopt | 102 |
rules, in accordance with Chapter 119. of the Revised Code, as | 103 |
necessary to develop and implement the intervention program. | 104 |
Sec. 2151.4214. Notwithstanding sections 2151.4210 to | 105 |
2151.4212 of the Revised Code, if a recommendation against | 106 |
admitting a child to an internet- or computer-based community | 107 |
school or granting an excuse from attendance at school for | 108 |
instruction at home has not been made by a public children | 109 |
services agency under section 2151.4211 of the Revised Code for at | 110 |
least four school years preceding the school year for which a | 111 |
request is made for the child, a public children services agency | 112 |
is not required to do the following: | 113 |
(A) Conduct the meetings required under divisions (A) and (B) | 114 |
of section 2151.4210 of the Revised Code; | 115 |
(B) Access the statewide automated child welfare system as | 116 |
required under division (C) of section 2151.4210 of the Revised | 117 |
Code; | 118 |
(C) Conduct the meetings required under section 2151.4212 of | 119 |
the Revised Code. | 120 |
Sec. 3313.60. Notwithstanding division (D) of section | 121 |
3311.52 of the Revised Code, divisions (A) to (E) of this section | 122 |
do not apply to any cooperative education school district | 123 |
established pursuant to divisions (A) to (C) of section 3311.52 of | 124 |
the Revised Code. | 125 |
(A) The board of education of each city, exempted village, | 126 |
and local school district and the board of each cooperative | 127 |
education school district established, pursuant to section | 128 |
3311.521 of the Revised Code, shall prescribe a curriculum for all | 129 |
schools under its control. Except as provided in division (E) of | 130 |
this section, in any such curriculum there shall be included the | 131 |
study of the following subjects: | 132 |
(1) The language arts, including reading, writing, spelling, | 133 |
oral and written English, and literature; | 134 |
(2) Geography, the history of the United States and of Ohio, | 135 |
and national, state, and local government in the United States, | 136 |
including a balanced presentation of the relevant contributions to | 137 |
society of men and women of African, Mexican, Puerto Rican, and | 138 |
American Indian descent as well as other ethnic and racial groups | 139 |
in Ohio and the United States; | 140 |
(3) Mathematics; | 141 |
(4) Natural science, including instruction in the | 142 |
conservation of natural resources; | 143 |
(5) Health education, which shall include instruction in: | 144 |
(a) The nutritive value of foods, including natural and | 145 |
organically produced foods, the relation of nutrition to health, | 146 |
and the use and effects of food additives; | 147 |
(b) The harmful effects of and legal restrictions against the | 148 |
use of drugs of abuse, alcoholic beverages, and tobacco; | 149 |
(c) Venereal disease education, except that upon written | 150 |
request of the student's parent or guardian, a student shall be | 151 |
excused from taking instruction in venereal disease education; | 152 |
(d) In grades kindergarten through | 153 |
age-appropriate instruction in personal safety and assault | 154 |
prevention, except that upon written request of the student's | 155 |
parent or guardian, a student shall be excused from taking | 156 |
instruction in personal safety and assault prevention | 157 |
The departments of education and job and family services | 158 |
shall jointly develop an age-appropriate curriculum that may be | 159 |
used for instruction in personal safety and assault prevention | 160 |
under division (A)(5)(d) of this section. | 161 |
(e) In grades seven through twelve, age-appropriate | 162 |
instruction in dating violence prevention education, which shall | 163 |
include instruction in recognizing dating violence warning signs | 164 |
and characteristics of healthy relationships. | 165 |
In order to assist school districts in developing a dating | 166 |
violence prevention education curriculum, the department of | 167 |
education shall provide on its web site links to free curricula | 168 |
addressing dating violence prevention. | 169 |
If the parent or legal guardian of a student less than | 170 |
eighteen years of age submits to the principal of the student's | 171 |
school a written request to examine the dating violence prevention | 172 |
instruction materials used at that school, the principal, within a | 173 |
reasonable period of time after the request is made, shall allow | 174 |
the parent or guardian to examine those materials at that school. | 175 |
(6) Physical education; | 176 |
(7) The fine arts, including music; | 177 |
(8) First aid, including a training program in | 178 |
cardiopulmonary resuscitation, safety, and fire prevention, except | 179 |
that upon written request of the student's parent or guardian, a | 180 |
student shall be excused from taking instruction in | 181 |
cardiopulmonary resuscitation. | 182 |
(B) Except as provided in division (E) of this section, every | 183 |
school or school district shall include in the requirements for | 184 |
promotion from the eighth grade to the ninth grade one year's | 185 |
course of study of American history. A board may waive this | 186 |
requirement for academically accelerated students who, in | 187 |
accordance with procedures adopted by the board, are able to | 188 |
demonstrate mastery of essential concepts and skills of the eighth | 189 |
grade American history course of study. | 190 |
(C) As specified in divisions (B)(6) and (C)(6) of section | 191 |
3313.603 of the Revised Code, except as provided in division (E) | 192 |
of this section, every high school shall include in the | 193 |
requirements for graduation from any curriculum one-half unit each | 194 |
of American history and government. | 195 |
(D) Except as provided in division (E) of this section, basic | 196 |
instruction or demonstrated mastery in geography, United States | 197 |
history, the government of the United States, the government of | 198 |
the state of Ohio, local government in Ohio, the Declaration of | 199 |
Independence, the United States Constitution, and the Constitution | 200 |
of the state of Ohio shall be required before pupils may | 201 |
participate in courses involving the study of social problems, | 202 |
economics, foreign affairs, United Nations, world government, | 203 |
socialism, and communism. | 204 |
(E) For each cooperative education school district | 205 |
established pursuant to section 3311.521 of the Revised Code and | 206 |
each city, exempted village, and local school district that has | 207 |
territory within such a cooperative district, the curriculum | 208 |
adopted pursuant to divisions (A) to (D) of this section shall | 209 |
only include the study of the subjects that apply to the grades | 210 |
operated by each such school district. The curriculums for such | 211 |
schools, when combined, shall provide to each student of these | 212 |
districts all of the subjects required under divisions (A) to (D) | 213 |
of this section. | 214 |
(F) The board of education of any cooperative education | 215 |
school district established pursuant to divisions (A) to (C) of | 216 |
section 3311.52 of the Revised Code shall prescribe a curriculum | 217 |
for the subject areas and grade levels offered in any school under | 218 |
its control. | 219 |
(G) Upon the request of any parent or legal guardian of a | 220 |
student, the board of education of any school district shall | 221 |
permit the parent or guardian to promptly examine, with respect to | 222 |
the parent's or guardian's own child: | 223 |
(1) Any survey or questionnaire, prior to its administration | 224 |
to the child; | 225 |
(2) Any textbook, workbook, software, video, or other | 226 |
instructional materials being used by the district in connection | 227 |
with the instruction of the child; | 228 |
(3) Any completed and graded test taken or survey or | 229 |
questionnaire filled out by the child; | 230 |
(4) Copies of the statewide academic standards and each model | 231 |
curriculum developed pursuant to section 3301.079 of the Revised | 232 |
Code, which copies shall be available at all times during school | 233 |
hours in each district school building. | 234 |
Sec. 3314.06. The governing authority of each community | 235 |
school established under this chapter shall adopt admission | 236 |
procedures that specify the following: | 237 |
(A) That, except as otherwise provided in this section and | 238 |
section 3314.063 of the Revised Code, admission to the school | 239 |
shall be open to any individual age five to twenty-two entitled to | 240 |
attend school pursuant to section 3313.64 or 3313.65 of the | 241 |
Revised Code in a school district in the state. | 242 |
Additionally, except as otherwise provided in this section, | 243 |
admission to the school may be open on a tuition basis to any | 244 |
individual age five to twenty-two who is not a resident of this | 245 |
state. The school shall not receive state funds under section | 246 |
3314.08 of the Revised Code for any student who is not a resident | 247 |
of this state. | 248 |
An individual younger than five years of age may be admitted | 249 |
to the school in accordance with division (A)(2) of section | 250 |
3321.01 of the Revised Code. The school shall receive funds for an | 251 |
individual admitted under that division in the manner provided | 252 |
under section 3314.08 of the Revised Code. | 253 |
(B)(1) That admission to the school may be limited to | 254 |
students who have attained a specific grade level or are within a | 255 |
specific age group; to students that meet a definition of | 256 |
"at-risk," as defined in the contract; to residents of a specific | 257 |
geographic area within the district, as defined in the contract; | 258 |
or to separate groups of autistic students and nondisabled | 259 |
students, as authorized in section 3314.061 of the Revised Code | 260 |
and as defined in the contract. | 261 |
(2) For purposes of division (B)(1) of this section, | 262 |
"at-risk" students may include those students identified as gifted | 263 |
students under section 3324.03 of the Revised Code. | 264 |
(C) Whether enrollment is limited to students who reside in | 265 |
the district in which the school is located or is open to | 266 |
residents of other districts, as provided in the policy adopted | 267 |
pursuant to the contract. | 268 |
(D)(1) That there will be no discrimination in the admission | 269 |
of students to the school on the basis of race, creed, color, | 270 |
disability, or sex except that: | 271 |
(a) The governing authority may do either of the following | 272 |
for the purpose described in division (G) of this section: | 273 |
(i) Establish a single-gender school for either sex; | 274 |
(ii) Establish single-gender schools for each sex under the | 275 |
same contract, provided substantially equal facilities and | 276 |
learning opportunities are offered for both boys and girls. Such | 277 |
facilities and opportunities may be offered for each sex at | 278 |
separate locations. | 279 |
(b) The governing authority may establish a school that | 280 |
simultaneously serves a group of students identified as autistic | 281 |
and a group of students who are not disabled, as authorized in | 282 |
section 3314.061 of the Revised Code. However, unless the total | 283 |
capacity established for the school has been filled, no student | 284 |
with any disability shall be denied admission on the basis of that | 285 |
disability. | 286 |
(2) That upon admission of any student with a disability, the | 287 |
community school will comply with all federal and state laws | 288 |
regarding the education of students with disabilities. | 289 |
(E) That the school may not limit admission to students on | 290 |
the basis of intellectual ability, measures of achievement or | 291 |
aptitude, or athletic ability, except that a school may limit its | 292 |
enrollment to students as described in division (B) of this | 293 |
section. | 294 |
(F) That the community school will admit the number of | 295 |
students that does not exceed the capacity of the school's | 296 |
programs, classes, grade levels, or facilities. | 297 |
(G) That the purpose of single-gender schools that are | 298 |
established shall be to take advantage of the academic benefits | 299 |
some students realize from single-gender instruction and | 300 |
facilities and to offer students and parents residing in the | 301 |
district the option of a single-gender education. | 302 |
(H) That, except as otherwise provided under division (B) of | 303 |
this section or section 3314.061 of the Revised Code, if the | 304 |
number of applicants exceeds the capacity restrictions of division | 305 |
(F) of this section, students shall be admitted by lot from all | 306 |
those submitting applications, except preference shall be given to | 307 |
students attending the school the previous year and to students | 308 |
who reside in the district in which the school is located. | 309 |
Preference may be given to siblings of students attending the | 310 |
school the previous year. | 311 |
Notwithstanding divisions (A) to (H) of this section, in the | 312 |
event the racial composition of the enrollment of the community | 313 |
school is violative of a federal desegregation order, the | 314 |
community school shall take any and all corrective measures to | 315 |
comply with the desegregation order. | 316 |
Sec. 3314.063. No internet- or computer-based community | 317 |
school shall admit any child unless and until the actions | 318 |
prescribed by divisions (A) and (B) of this section have been | 319 |
completed. | 320 |
(A) The chief administrative officer of the school shall | 321 |
notify the public children services agency that serves the county | 322 |
in which the child resides of the application for the child's | 323 |
admission to the school. The notification shall include both of | 324 |
the following: | 325 |
(1) The name, telephone number, and address of the person who | 326 |
submitted the application for admission and the child for whom the | 327 |
application was submitted; | 328 |
(2) Any other materials related to the application in the | 329 |
chief administrative officer's possession. | 330 |
(B)(1) The chief administrative officer of the school shall | 331 |
take one of the following actions, if the chief administrative | 332 |
officer receives a recommendation against granting admission of a | 333 |
child to the school from a public children services agency under | 334 |
section 2151.4211 of the Revised Code: | 335 |
(a) Delay granting admission of the child who is the subject | 336 |
of the recommendation to the school until the person who submitted | 337 |
the application for admission to the school successfully completes | 338 |
an intervention program developed under section 2151.4213 of the | 339 |
Revised Code; | 340 |
(b) Deny admission of the child to the school if the person | 341 |
who submitted the application for admission refuses to participate | 342 |
in or fails to complete an intervention program developed under | 343 |
section 2151.4213 of the Revised Code. | 344 |
(2) If the chief administrative officer of the school | 345 |
receives notification that the person who submitted the | 346 |
application for the child's admission to the school has | 347 |
successfully completed an intervention program developed under | 348 |
section 2151.4213 of the Revised Code, the chief administrative | 349 |
officer may admit the child. | 350 |
(3) If the chief administrative officer of the school admits | 351 |
a child under division (B)(2) of this section, the chief | 352 |
administrative officer shall notify the public children services | 353 |
agency that serves the county in which the child resides that the | 354 |
child has been admitted to the school. | 355 |
Sec. 3321.04. Notwithstanding division (D) of section | 356 |
3311.19 and division (D) of section 3311.52 of the Revised Code, | 357 |
this section does not apply to any joint vocational or cooperative | 358 |
education school district or its superintendent. | 359 |
Every parent of any child of compulsory school age who is not | 360 |
employed under an age and schooling certificate must send such | 361 |
child to a school or a special education program that conforms to | 362 |
the minimum standards prescribed by the state board of education, | 363 |
for the full time the school or program attended is in session, | 364 |
which shall not be for less than thirty-two weeks per school year. | 365 |
Such attendance must begin within the first week of the school | 366 |
term or program or within one week of the date on which the child | 367 |
begins to reside in the district or within one week after the | 368 |
child's withdrawal from employment. | 369 |
For the purpose of operating a school or program on a | 370 |
trimester plan, "full time the school attended is in session," as | 371 |
used in this section means the two trimesters to which the child | 372 |
is assigned by the board of education. For the purpose of | 373 |
operating a school or program on a quarterly plan, "full time the | 374 |
school attended is in session," as used in this section, means the | 375 |
three quarters to which the child is assigned by the board of | 376 |
education. For the purpose of operating a school or program on a | 377 |
pentamester plan, "full time the school is in session," as used in | 378 |
this section, means the four pentamesters to which the child is | 379 |
assigned by the board of education. | 380 |
Excuses from future attendance at or past absence from school | 381 |
or a special education program may be granted for the causes, by | 382 |
the authorities, and under the following conditions: | 383 |
(A) The superintendent of the school district in which the | 384 |
child resides may excuse the child from attendance for any part of | 385 |
the remainder of the current school year | 386 |
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(1) | 388 |
permit attendance at school or a special education program during | 389 |
such period; this fact is certified in writing by a licensed | 390 |
physician or, in the case of a mental condition, by a licensed | 391 |
physician, a licensed psychologist, licensed school psychologist | 392 |
or a certificated school psychologist; and provision is made for | 393 |
appropriate instruction of the child, in accordance with Chapter | 394 |
3323. of the Revised Code; | 395 |
(2) | 396 |
(a) The child | 397 |
qualified to teach the branches in which instruction is required, | 398 |
and such additional branches, as the advancement and needs of the | 399 |
child may, in the opinion of | 400 |
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(b) The requirements of sections 3321.042 and 3321.043 of | 402 |
the Revised Code have been satisfied. | 403 |
In the case of division (A)(1) or (2) of this section, the | 404 |
issuing superintendent shall file in the superintendent's office, | 405 |
with a copy of the excuse, papers showing how the inability of the | 406 |
child to attend school or a special education program or the | 407 |
qualifications of the person instructing the child at home were | 408 |
determined. All | 409 |
recall upon the removal of the disability of the child or the | 410 |
cessation of proper home instruction; and thereupon the child or | 411 |
the child's parents may be proceeded against after due notice | 412 |
whether | 413 |
(B) The state board of education may adopt rules authorizing | 414 |
the superintendent of schools of the district in which the child | 415 |
resides to excuse a child over fourteen years of age from | 416 |
attendance for a future limited period for the purpose of | 417 |
performing necessary work directly and exclusively for the child's | 418 |
parents or legal guardians. | 419 |
All excuses provided for in divisions (A) and (B) of this | 420 |
section shall be in writing and shall show the reason for excusing | 421 |
the child. A copy thereof shall be sent to the person in charge of | 422 |
the child. | 423 |
(C) The board of education of the school district or the | 424 |
governing authorities of a private or parochial school may in the | 425 |
rules governing the discipline in such schools, prescribe the | 426 |
authority by which and the manner in which any child may be | 427 |
excused for absence from such school for good and sufficient | 428 |
reasons. | 429 |
The state board of education may by rule prescribe conditions | 430 |
governing the issuance of excuses, which shall be binding upon the | 431 |
authorities empowered to issue them. | 432 |
Sec. 3321.042. Prior to excusing a child from attendance at | 433 |
school for instruction at home pursuant to division (A)(2) of | 434 |
section 3321.04 of the Revised Code, a superintendent of a school | 435 |
district shall notify the public children services agency that | 436 |
serves the county in which the child resides of the request for | 437 |
the child to be excused. The notification shall include all of the | 438 |
following: | 439 |
(A) The name, telephone number, and address of the person who | 440 |
made the request and the child for whom the request was made; | 441 |
(B) The academic record of the child for whom the request was | 442 |
made only if and to the extent permitted by section 3319.321 of | 443 |
the Revised Code and the "Family Educational Rights and Privacy | 444 |
Act of 1974," 88 Stat. 571, 20 U.S.C. 1232g, as amended; | 445 |
(C) Any other materials related to the request in the | 446 |
superintendent's possession. | 447 |
Sec. 3321.043. (A) The superintendent of a school district | 448 |
shall take one of the following actions if the superintendent | 449 |
receives a recommendation against granting an excuse from | 450 |
attendance at school for instruction at home from a public | 451 |
children services agency under section 2151.4211 of the Revised | 452 |
Code: | 453 |
(1) Delay excusing the child who is the subject of the | 454 |
recommendation from attendance at school until the person who made | 455 |
the request successfully completes an intervention program | 456 |
developed under section 2151.4213 of the Revised Code; | 457 |
(2) Deny the excuse from attendance at school for the child | 458 |
if the person who made the request refuses to participate in or | 459 |
fails to complete an intervention program developed under section | 460 |
2151.4213 of the Revised Code. | 461 |
(B) If the superintendent receives notification that the | 462 |
person who made the request for the child to be excused from | 463 |
attendance at school has successfully completed an intervention | 464 |
program developed under section 2151.4213 of the Revised Code, the | 465 |
superintendent may grant the request. | 466 |
(C) If a superintendent grants a request under division (B) | 467 |
of this section, the superintendent shall notify the public | 468 |
children services agency that serves the county in which the child | 469 |
resides that the child has been excused from attending school for | 470 |
instruction at home. | 471 |
Section 2. That existing sections 3313.60, 3314.06, and | 472 |
3321.04 of the Revised Code are hereby repealed. | 473 |