Kindergarten Continuance Agreement Sample Contracts
Kindergarten Continuance Agreement GuidelinesKindergarten Continuance Agreement • April 17th, 2024
The Kindergarten Continuance Parental Agreement form is pre-approved by the California Department of Education for use by school districts in compliance with the requirements of Education Code Section 46300(g).
Kindergarten Continuance Agreement GuidelinesKindergarten Continuance Agreement • March 19th, 2020
The Kindergarten Continuance Parental Agreement form is pre-approved by the California Department of Education for use by school districts in compliance with the requirements of Education Code Section 46300(g).
Agreement for a Two-Year Kindergarten ProgramKindergarten Continuance Agreement • December 7th, 2021
California law provides that after a child has been lawfully admitted to a kindergarten and has attended for a year, the child shall be promoted to first grade unless the school district and the child’s parent/guardian agree to have the child continue to attend kindergarten for not longer than one (1) additional year. This rule applies whether a child begins kindergarten at the beginning of a school year or at some later date. Because kindergarten-age children often do not develop at steady or predicta- ble rates, the California Department of Education recommends that approval for a child to continue not be given until near the anniversary of a child’s admittance to kindergarten.
Parental Agreement for Pupil to Continue in KindergartenKindergarten Continuance Agreement • August 21st, 2021
California law provides that after a student has been lawfully admitted to a kindergarten and has attended for a year, the student shall be promoted to the first grade unless the school district and the student's parent/guardian agree to the student's continuance to attend kindergarten for not longer than one additional year. This rule applies whether a student begins kindergarten at the beginning of a school year or at some later date, so that a student who begins kindergarten in January, for example, shall be promoted the following January unless there is a formal agreement to have the student continue in kindergarten. Because kindergarten-age students often do not develop at steady or predictable rates, the California Department of Education recommends that approval for a student to continue not be given until near the anniversary of a student's admittance to kindergarten.
Agreement for a Two-Year Kindergarten ProgramKindergarten Continuance Agreement • December 7th, 2021
California law provides that after a child has been lawfully admitted to a kindergarten and has attended for a year, the child shall be promoted to first grade unless the school district and the child’s parent/guardian agree to have the child continue to attend kindergarten for not longer than one (1) additional year. This rule applies whether a child begins kindergarten at the beginning of a school year or at some later date. Because kindergarten-age children often do not develop at steady or predicta- ble rates, the California Department of Education recommends that approval for a child to continue not be given until near the anniversary of a child’s admittance to kindergarten.
Corning Union Elementary School DistrictKindergarten Continuance Agreement • June 6th, 2014