The Education Code Adjustments Amendment Act of 2025 aims to enhance compulsory school attendance laws by focusing on chronic absenteeism and improving attendance reporting outcomes. Key amendments include changing the reporting date for attendance data from November 1 to December 15, and the introduction of new metrics to track chronic absenteeism and the effectiveness of school-based support teams. Additionally, the bill repeals the Public School Enrollment Census Act of 1998 and modifies various sections of existing laws to streamline reporting requirements and improve educational outcomes.

The bill also allows the District of Columbia Education Research Practice Partnership to enter into direct contracts with government agencies for research projects related to education and workforce development. Other amendments include changes to the frequency of certain reports from triennial to biennial, and adjustments to the Interstate Compact on Educational Opportunity for Military Children to align with federal regulations. Overall, the legislation seeks to modernize and improve the educational framework within the District of Columbia.