Which age is not included in the compulsory school attendance requirement?

The compulsory school attendance requirement in Kentucky mandates that children must attend school starting at a specified age and continuing until they reach a certain age. In this case, while students are required to start school at 6 years old and remain in school until they turn 18, they are not required to attend school beyond the age of 18.

Therefore, age 19 is not included in the compulsory school attendance requirement because once a student reaches 18 years old, they are no longer mandated to attend school. This reflects the typical policy in many states that allows individuals to decide whether to continue their education past a designated age. Thus, students are only required to attend school between the ages of 6 and 18, making 19 the age that falls outside this requirement.