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MT HB381
Bill
Status
5/13/2025
Primary Sponsor
Edward Buttrey
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AI Summary
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11th and 12th grade students at public or nonpublic schools may earn one elective credit toward graduation for every 250 hours of paid or voluntary work at congregate-care facilities, child-care facilities, or school-age programs, with a maximum of two credits.
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Qualifying facilities include community residential facilities, developmental disabilities facilities, long-term care facilities, residential care facilities, licensed day-care centers, group day-care homes, family day-care homes, and programs serving children 5 years or older.
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Schools must develop written applications requiring student name, facility contact information, supervisor name, work description, and hours worked, along with deadlines and a process to verify hours.
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Schools may establish additional conditions and requirements on the type of work performed and must approve the application before awarding credit.
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Effective July 1, 2025.
Legislative Description
Provide for educational credit for students volunteering in long term care, nursing home, home care, and child care settings
Schools and Education
Last Action
Chapter Number Assigned
5/19/2025