EDUCATION-TECH
What changed between versions
The members of the Chronic Absence Task Force were significantly restructured; the State Superintendent of Education and Secretary of Early Childhood are now mandatory members, while the Director of Children and Family Services was removed.
New mandatory members were added to the Task Force, including school social workers, representatives for charter schools, and specific associations for school administrators, board members, and principals.
The Task Force's duties were updated to focus on identifying strategies to mitigate chronic absence rates and submitting a report by December 15, 2027, replacing the previous focus on addressing the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
A new effective date of September 1, 2025, was added, and a dissolution date of January 31, 2028, was established for the Task Force.
The section title was updated from 'The Chronic Absence Task Force' to 'Chronic Absence Task Force' to remove the article 'The'.