March 24, 2004
House Bill 379: Raising Compulsory Attendance Age in Limited Circumstances
Sponsor:
Representative Larry Bell (D-District 21)
Summary:
This bill would require enrollment in school for certain persons under 18 who are being punished for crimes and who don't have a high school diploma or GED. The compulsory attendance age in North Carolina is 16, so this bill is simply a back door approach to raising it to 18 under certain circumstances.
Status:
| 03/06/2003 |  | Introduced |
| 03/10/2003 |  | Referred to House Committee on Judiciary I |
| 03/26/2003 |  | Passed by committee |
| 04/01/2003 |  | Passed by full House |
| 04/02/2003 |  | Referred to Senate and placed in Senate Committee on Education |
Action Requested:
None at this time
HSLDA's Position:
This bill should be opposed.
Other Resources
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Bill Text
Bill History