Compulsory Education Sample Clauses

The Compulsory Education clause establishes the legal requirement for children within a certain age range to attend school. Typically, this clause specifies the minimum and maximum ages for mandatory attendance and may outline acceptable forms of education, such as public, private, or approved homeschooling. Its core function is to ensure that all children receive a basic education, thereby promoting literacy and social development while preventing truancy and educational neglect.
Compulsory Education. The School follows the age and compulsory attendance requirements set in HRS §302A-1132. x Interview / record review.
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