House passes changes to 'completion schools,' boosts outreach and enrollment options
Feb 11, 2026
The House unanimously approved House Bill 907 to expand and clarify Georgia's completion school program — requiring districts to notify families, allow direct registration and share leads on chronically absent students — and to permit regional partnerships. Vote: yeas 170, nays 0.
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Pro Tem Jan Jones presented House Bill 907 as a series of targeted changes to Georgia’s completion-school framework that state lawmakers said will expand options for students at risk of dropping out. Jones summarized four main changes: required notification to parents and teachers twice a year, clearer rights to register directly at completion schools, the ability for school systems to partner across zones, and a requirement that school systems provide ‘‘leads’’ on chronically absent students to completion schools.
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