permit a school district to implement a new or revised section 504 plan, individualized family service plan, or individualized education program for a student who is the child of an active-duty member of the United States armed forces.

School districts must implement or revise a student's Section 504 plan, IEP, or IFSP within 30 calendar days after enrollment if the student is the child of an active-duty military member transferring to South Dakota.

School districts must accept unofficial records from parents pending official validation and must request the student's official education records from the previous district.

The requirement applies specifically to students who already have a plan in place from their previous district and whose parent/guardian indicates the student is the child of an active-duty member subject to military transfer.

A 30-day deadline is established for implementing or revising these plans, with an option for parents and districts to mutually agree to extend the deadline.

School districts must implement new or revised Section 504 plans, IFSPs, or IEPs within 30 days of enrolling children of active-duty military members who are transferring to South Dakota.

School districts must accept unofficial records provided by parents or guardians pending validation of official records, and must take reasonable steps to request official education records from the previous district.

The requirement applies specifically to students whose parents are active-duty military members subject to military transfer to South Dakota, and who already have existing plans from their previous district.

A 30-day timeline is established for districts to implement new or revised plans after the student's enrollment date.