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House File 3316: Quarterly Report and Compulsory School Attendance Age Changes
Sponsors:
Representatives Carlos Mariani, Denise Dittrich, Sondra Erickson, Mindy Greiling, and Michael Paymar
Summary:
House File 3316 removes the requirement that non-credentialed parent instructors submit quarterly report cards to the local superintendent. It instead requires these parents to keep quarterly report cards on file with other documentation.
H.F. 3316 also provides that once a child under age 7 has been enrolled in first grade or higher in a public school, that student is subject to Minnesota’s compulsory school attendance laws. (Current law provides that children under age 7 enrolled in public kindergarten are subject to compulsory school attendance laws.)
Status:
| 2/21/2008 |  | (House) Introduced |
| 2/21/2008 | | (House) Referred to E-12 Education Committee |
| 3/17/2008 | | (House) Committee Report: To pass as amended |
| 3/17/2008 | | (House) Second Reading |
| 3/17/2008 | | (House) Re-referred to Governmental Operation, Reform, Technology, and Elections Committee |
| 3/19/2008 | | (House) Committee Report: To pass as amended |
| 3/19/2008 | | (House) Second Reading |
| 4/17/2008 | | (House) Referred to Chief Clerk for comparison with S.F. 3001 |
| 4/21/2008 | | (House) Bills not identical |
| 4/21/2008 | | (House) House File indefinitely postponed; see Senate File in House (S.F. 3001) |
HSLDA’s Position:
Neutral.
Action Requested:
None at this time.
 Other Resources |
E-lert—Mary 15, 2008—Minnesota: Governor Tim Pawlenty Vetoes Compulsory School Attendance Bill
