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Alabama’s compulsory school attendance age was changed May 2012, lowering the age limit for all students in Alabama from 7 to 6 years old. This was done via Senate Bill 28. A parent of a 6-year-old may opt out of enrolling the child in public school until age 7 by notifying the local school . . . → Read More: Alabama Lowered the Compulsory School Attendance Age Alabama’s compulsory school attendance age was changed May 2009, raising the age limit for all students in Alabama from 16 to 17 years old. This was done via Senate Bill 334. Public school students who wish to leave school at age 17 (prior to graduation) must have (1) Written consent from parent or legal . . . → Read More: Alabama Compulsory School Attendance Age Have you ever considered how important to the community the public school is? As a homeschooler, I would love to say that it is not important at all, but that is just not true. While living in rural Alabama, we discovered that the opportunities for getting to know your neighbors were pretty slim if . . . → Read More: The Future of Public Schools |
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