Plain English Breakdown
The effective date is not included in the source material, so it remains unknown when this law takes effect.
HB347: Changing School Registration Rules
This bill changes Delaware law to let parents use documents showing a child's age or date of birth instead of requiring only a birth certificate for public school registration.
What This Bill Does
- Removes the rule that requires a parent to give a birth certificate during online school registration.
- Allows parents to provide other proof of age or date of birth instead.
- Updates Title 14, Section 404A of the Delaware Code regarding public school registration requirements.
Who It Names or Affects
- Parents registering children for prekindergarten or kindergarten
- Public schools that use the online uniform registration system
Terms To Know
- Uniform public school registration process
- The standard internet-based form parents must fill out to enroll a child in Delaware public schools.
- Proof of age or date of birth
- Documents that show how old the child is, which can now be used instead of only a birth certificate.
Limits and Unknowns
- The bill does not list specific examples of what other documents count as proof of age.
- The effective date for when this change starts has not been set in the provided text.