SB 1052 - This act modifies provisions relating to adult high schools. For a school to meet the definition of "adult high school" under current law, the school must offer on-site childcare for children of enrolled students, in addition to other requirements provided in current law. This act repeals the on-site requirement for such childcare. Current law prohibits adult high schools from offering a majority of instruction online or remotely. This act provides that synchronous instruction connecting students to a live class at an adult high school shall be treated as in-person instruction. Current law prohibits any person from establishing, operating, maintaining, or advertising a child-care facility without a license, with an exception for any private, elementary, or secondary school system providing childcare to children under school age. This act provides that adult high schools shall be deemed a "secondary school system" for purposes of such exception. This act is identical to HB 2618 (2022), provisions in HB 151 (2021), HCS/HB 733 (2021), HB 624 (2021), and HCS/SB 323 (2021), and substantially similar to provisions in the truly agreed CCS#2/HCS/SS/SCS/SBs 681 & 662 (2022), provisions in HB 2325 (2022), and HB 2492 (2022). JAMIE ANDREWS