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6-15-903. Report cards.
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6-15-903. Report cards.
(a)(1) Every public school district shall provide a report card for each student reflecting the student's grade in each class in which the student is enrolled.
(2) The report card shall be:
(A) Mailed to the last known address of the student;
(B) Given to a parent at a parent-teacher conference; or
(C) Sent home with the student.
(b) The report card shall be provided at the end of each grading period but no fewer than four (4) times each school year.
(c) Parents shall not be required to provide postage or self-addressed envelopes to receive a report card.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 6-15-903
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Source file: gov.ar.code.title.06.odt
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6-15-903. Report cards.
(a)(1) Every public school district shall provide a report card for each student reflecting the student's grade in each class in which the student is enrolled.
(2) The report card shall be:
(A) Mailed to the last known address of the student;
(B) Given to a parent at a parent-teacher conference; or
(C) Sent home with the student.
(b) The report card shall be provided at the end of each grading period but no fewer than four (4) times each school year.
(c) Parents shall not be required to provide postage or self-addressed envelopes to receive a report card.
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