- (a) School districts are required to keep records on students who leave school without completing requirements for high school graduation.
(b) Records shall be maintained on a form provided by the Department of Education that includes the:
- (1) School site;
- (2) Date of birth;
- (3) Gender;
- (4) Racial or ethnic identification;
- (5) Any educational handicapping condition; and
- (6) Reason or reasons for leaving school.
- (c) To the extent possible, the school district shall determine reasons for a student leaving school from the student or from the student’s parent, guardian, or other responsible person.
- (d) The school district shall inform the student that any information obtained will be shared with the department and other governmental agencies, including the regional selective service agency.
(e) Each school district in the state shall:
- (1) File a report on students leaving school without completing requirements for high school graduation as part of the official attendance report filed with the department for each quarterly period; and
- (2) Keep such data on file as part of the basic attendance records in the district for a period of three (3) years.
- (f) Each local school district and each local adult education program shall provide registration forms to students required to register with the United States Selective Service System at least thirty (30) days before the student’s eighteenth birthday.
- (g) The school district and the local adult education program shall provide appropriate instructions for returning completed registration forms to selective service personnel.
- (h) The superintendent of the local school district and the director/coordinator of the local adult education program shall designate a staff person to distribute selective service registration forms to students as provided in subsection (f) of this section.