Idaho Code § 33-358
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33-358 KINDERGARTEN JUMP-START PROGRAM — PARENT TRAINING.
Official statutory text
33-358. kindergarten jump-start program — parent training. (1) A school district that offers a kindergarten screener in the spring for children who will enter kindergarten in the fall may use existing funds to establish up to a four (4) week kindergarten jump-start program for children whose score on the screener indicates that they are not ready for kindergarten.
(2) A school district offering a kindergarten jump-start program pursuant to this section must also offer a training program for parents on actions and activities that parents can do that are associated with student success. For a child to be eligible for the kindergarten jump-start program, the child's parent must attend the training described in this subsection.
History:
[33-358, added 2021, ch. 326, sec. 1, p. 1000.]
(2) A school district offering a kindergarten jump-start program pursuant to this section must also offer a training program for parents on actions and activities that parents can do that are associated with student success. For a child to be eligible for the kindergarten jump-start program, the child's parent must attend the training described in this subsection.
History:
[33-358, added 2021, ch. 326, sec. 1, p. 1000.]
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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