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(a) The division of vehicles of the department of  \n15 revenue shall not issue any driver’s license under the provisions of K.S.A.  \n16 8-237, or 8-2,147, and amendments thereto, farm permit under the pro- 17 visions of K.S.A. 8-296, and amendments thereto, or instruction permit  \n18 under the provisions of K.S.A. 8-239, and amendments thereto, for the  \n19 operation of a motor vehicle to any person who is less than 18 years of  \n20 age and who, at the time of making application for such license or permit, 21 does not submit documentation that the person holds a diploma or other  \n22 certificate of graduation issued to the person from a secondary school of  \n23 this state or any other state, or that the person holds a general educational  \n24 development (GED) certificate from a state approved institution or or- 25 ganization, or that the person: (1) Is enrolled in, attending and making  \n26 satisfactory progress in school; or (2) is excused from such requirement  \n27 due to circumstances beyond such person’s control.  \n28 (b) Upon request, an attendance director or principal shall provide  \n29 documentation of enrollment and attendance status on a form approved  \n30 by the state board of education to any prospective student driver who is  \n31 properly enrolled in and attending a school under the jurisdiction of such  \n32 attendance director or principal for submission to the division of vehicles  \n33 on application for or reinstatement of a driver’s license or an instruction  \n34 permit to operate a motor vehicle.  \n35 (c) Whenever a student driver withdraws from school, except as pro- 36 vided in subsection (e), the attendance director or principal shall notify  \n37 the division of vehicles of such withdrawal. Within 10 days of receipt of  \n38 such notice, the division of vehicles shall send notice to the student driver  \n39 that the student driver’s driving privileges will be restricted for 30 days  \n40 in accordance with K. S.A. 8-237 or 8-296, and amendments thereto. If  \n41 the student driver can provide documentation to the division that:  \n42 (1) The student has applied for a general education development  \n43 (GED) certificate from a state approved institution or organization; or  \nHB 2859  \n2  \n1 (2) the student has been employed on a full-time basis; then the stu- 2 dent driver shall be eligible to receive a driver’s license which is restricted  \n3 in accordance with K. S.A. 8-237, and amendments thereto, until the stu- 4 dent reaches 18 years of age.  \n5 If the student driver does not comply with paragraphs (1) or (2) of  \n6 subsection (c), such student driver’s driving privileges shall be suspended  \n7 until the student driver is 18 years of age.  \n8 (d) Any student driver who is 17 years of age or less, who has not  \n9 been issued a driver’s license by the division of vehicles, and who with- 10 draws from school, the attendance director or principal shall notify the  \n11 division of vehicles of such withdrawal and if the student driver complies  \n12 with the provisions of paragraphs (1) or (2) of subsection (c), shall be  \n13 eligible to receive a driver’s license which is restricted in accordance with 14 K.S.A. 8-237, and amendments thereto, until the student is 18 years of  \n15 age.  \n16 If the student does not comply with paragraphs (1) or (2) of subsection  \n17 (c), such unlicensed student driver’s privilege of obtaining a driver’s li- 18 cense issued by the division of vehicles shall be revoked or suspended  \n19 until the student is 18 years of age.  \n20 (e) Whenever withdrawal from school of a student driver, or such  \n21 student driver’s failure to enroll in and attend school,","cbCaii4qbjJ8JhcR","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaii4qbjJ8JhcR","pdf",54308,"English","# New Section 1\n## Eligibility and documentation for driver’s licenses and permits\n## Attendance documentation and reporting requirements\n## Restrictions, suspension, and exceptions\n## Definitions for student driver and school","[{\"question\":\"What documentation must an applicant under 18 provide to receive a driver’s license or permit?\",\"answer\":\"The applicant must submit proof of a secondary school graduation diploma/certificate, or a GED certificate from a state-approved institution or organization, or documentation showing enrollment with satisfactory progress, or an excused status due to circumstances beyond the applicant’s control.\"},{\"question\":\"What happens if a student driver withdraws from school?\",\"answer\":\"Except for stated exceptions, the attendance director or principal must notify the Division of Vehicles. 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