Requires a public agency to notify the appropriate school or school district of the release of a juvenile convicted of a violent offense, a sex offense, or stalking. This act requires notice no less than thirty days prior to release, discharge, or parole. This act provides an exception for offenders who are twenty-one at the time of release, or are being released for less than seven days, and will not be attending school.   Official Text and Analysis.

Makes the notice specifically the responsibility of the DOC, rather than a "public agency." Notice is required any time the person is released from total confinement. There is no exception if the person is age 21 years or younger or if he or she is going to be in the community for fewer than seven days and not attending school during that period. Notice is required to be sent to the last school the person attended, as well as the superintendent of the school district.

To require the Department of Corrections to provide at least 30 days' written notice to schools when a person age 21 years or younger is released from total confinement and has committed a violent offense, a sex offense, or the offense of stalking.