§ 46380 Out-Of-State Attendance Reporting

• •If kids live in one state but go to school in a nearby state, their school days are counted in a special way.
• •The way they count these school days is the same as how they count days for other kids in the state.
• •This rule helps make sure schools get the right amount of money for these kids.

A kid lives in California but goes to school in Nevada.

California will count how many days this kid goes to school in Nevada, just like they count days for kids who go to school in California. This helps California give the right amount of money to schools.