ND HCR3058

Directs the Legislative Management to study how schools and school districts use attendance incentives such as final exam exemptions, pass/fail grading options, parking permits, pizza parties, and prizes

Requires the study to determine whether attendance incentive programs significantly increase student attendance rates

Requires the study to assess whether attendance incentive programs have unintended or detrimental consequences to the health and well-being of students and staff

Mandates the Legislative Management report findings, recommendations, and any required implementing legislation to the Sixty-fifth Legislative Assembly

Addresses concern that students may prioritize attendance over their health to maintain eligibility for coveted incentives, potentially jeopardizing their own well-being and that of peers, teachers, and other school employees