Iowa § 299.22 When deaf or hard of hearing and blind children excused

Iowa Statutes

§ 299.22 — When deaf or hard of hearing and blind children excused

Iowa § 299.22

Title VIIEDUCATION, HISTORY, AND CULTURE

Ch. 299COMPULSORY EDUCATION

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Iowa Code § 299.22 (2026).

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Attendance at the state-operated school may be excused when the superintendent of
the state-operated school certifies that an interdisciplinary staffing team has determined,
pursuant to the requirements of chapter 256B, that the child is efficiently taught for the
scholastic year in an accredited nonpublic or other school devoted to the instruction, by a
private tutor, in the public schools, or is shown to be physically or mentally unable to attend
school under section 299.5.

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Attendance at the state-operated school may be excused when the superintendent of
the state-operated school certifies that an interdisciplinary staffing team has determined,
pursuant to the requirements of chapter 256B, that the child is efficiently taught for the
scholastic year in an accredited nonpublic or other school devoted to the instruction, by a
private tutor, in the public schools, or is shown to be physically or mentally unable to attend
school under section 299.5.