Relates to the compulsory age for full time instruction from six to five years of age and certain exceptions for minor children

Added a new requirement for Indian children aged five to sixteen to attend instruction at schools on their reservations.

Reordered the text of the compulsory attendance section to place the main attendance rule before the detailed exceptions and timing clauses.

Added a new Senator (Harckham) to the list of bill sponsors and updated the legislative history to include committee reports.

Added a new exemption allowing minors who have completed a four-year high school course of study to be excused from compulsory full-time attendance.

Reorganized the statute to separate general attendance rules from specific exceptions, clarifying the conditions under which parents can opt their children out of school at age five.

Updated the bill title to reflect joint sponsorship by Senators Skoufis and Fahy and incorporated committee discharge language indicating the bill was amended and reprinted.