26-6-6.1. Continuing foster care to age twenty-one.
Notwithstanding the provisions of §§26-1-1 and 26-7A-101, any child welfare agency, including the Department of Social Services, may continue to provide foster care for a person over the age of majority but less than twenty-one years of age if the person was in foster care immediately prior to reaching the age of majority and has not yet completed the twelfth grade of school or is in a continuing course of remedial treatment and if the person consents in writing to continued foster care.
Source: SL 1973, ch 167; SL 1991, ch 217, §171.
Structure South Dakota Codified Laws
Chapter 06 - Children S Homes And Welfare Agencies
Section 26-6-1.2 - Definitions.
Section 26-6-6.1 - Continuing foster care to age twenty-one.
Section 26-6-8 - License required to place child for adoption--Relatives and guardian excepted.
Section 26-6-12 - Provisional license authorized.
Section 26-6-14 - Categories of child welfare agency licenses.
Section 26-6-14.1 - Family day care defined--Number of children allowed.
Section 26-6-14.4 - Persons to whom criminal record requirement applies.
Section 26-6-14.6 - Meaning of conviction--Evidence of conviction.
Section 26-6-14.7 - Transfer of criminal record clearance when changing employment.
Section 26-6-14.8 - Unregistered family day care defined--Number of children allowed.
Section 26-6-15 - Specification in licenses and registration certificates of work authorized.
Section 26-6-15.1 - Additional number of children in day care--Staff-to-child ratios.
Section 26-6-15.2 - Additional number of children in day care center operating preschool program.
Section 26-6-18.1 - Establishment and support of day care centers by counties and municipalities.
Section 26-6-18.3 - Appropriation for day care centers.
Section 26-6-18.5 - Exemption of program from zoning, building and fire and life safety codes.
Section 26-6-19 - Department of Health visitations and inspections.
Section 26-6-20 - Records on children in care of agencies--Information confidential.
Section 26-6-20.1 - Definition of terms.
Section 26-6-20.2 - Separation of residents' moneys required of homes and centers.
Section 26-6-20.4 - Deposit of money for resident when over specified amount.
Section 26-6-20.6 - Safeguards and records required of facilities.
Section 26-6-20.7 - Public audit of records.
Section 26-6-20.8 - Revocation of license--Cause.
Section 26-6-21 - Placement of children for adoption--Consent by agency to adoption.
Section 26-6-22 - Notice to remove child from child welfare agency.
Section 26-6-23.2 - Central registry background checks on employees.
Section 26-6-27 - Educational and incidental activities exempt from chapter--State institutions.
Section 26-6-28 - Reduction of number of children in foster care.
Section 26-6-29 - Shelters for battered spouses exempt.
Section 26-6-36 - Definitions relating to religious child-placement agencies.
Section 26-6-37 - Adverse action defined.
Section 26-6-41 - Religious child-placement agency to be independent from state.
Section 26-6-43 - Claim or defense based on §§ 26-6-36 to 26-6-50.
Section 26-6-44 - Relief available for successful claim or defense.
Section 26-6-45 - Sovereign immunity not waived.
Section 26-6-46 - Broad protection of free exercise of religious beliefs and moral convictions.
Section 26-6-47 - Other law in conflict preempted.
Section 26-6-48 - Time for asserting claim.
Section 26-6-49 - Construction with federal law.
Section 26-6-51 - Monitor--Designation--Primary duty.
Section 26-6-52 - Monitor--Powers and duties.
Section 26-6-53 - Findings of abuse or neglect--Report.
Section 26-6-54 - Persons requesting assistance--Identity--Confidentiality.
Section 26-6-55 - Hinderance of monitor--Violation as misdemeanor.
Section 26-6-56 - Retaliatory acts--Prohibition--Violation as misdemeanor.
Section 26-6-57 - Persons making report--Identity--Confidentiality.