HRS §302A-1133.5
Parents must help kids follow school rules
The school department must tell parents and guardians about the student code of conduct and their duty to make sure their children follow it. The department also has to help parents meet that duty. If a child misses school or damages school property, the parent or guardian may face legal consequences.
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The statute, as written — Parent and guardian accountability for compliance with student code of conduct
(a) The department shall inform all parents and guardians of the student code of conduct and of their responsibilities with respect to ensuring that their children comply with the code. The department also shall provide assistance and advice to parents and guardians in meeting their responsibilities under the code. (b) The failure of a student to meet the requirements for regular attendance and punctuality shall subject the student's parent, parents, or guardian to the penalties provided in section 302A-1135. Destruction of school property by a student, in addition to all other legal action that may be taken, shall subject the student's parent, parents, or guardian to proceedings under section 302A-1153, as appropriate.
Sections this one refers to
§302A-1153 Students who damage school property must pay for repairs
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