A student’s absence due to a student’s pregnancy or parenting needs is a lawful absence as provided under this section. Each county board shall develop a written attendance policy for pregnant and parenting students that, at a minimum, meets the requirements of this section. The policy developed under subsection (b) of this section shall: Excuse all absences due to pregnancy– or parenting–related conditions, including absences for: Labor; Delivery; Recovery; and Prenatal and postnatal medical appointments; Provide at least 10 days of excused absences for a parenting student after the birth of the student’s child; Excuse any parenting–related absences due to an illness or a medical appointment of the student’s child, including up to 4 days of absences per school year for which the school may not require a note from a physician; Excuse any absence due to a legal appointment involving the pregnant or parenting student that is related to family law proceedings, including adoption, custody, and visitation; and Excuse any parenting–related absence from a class due to use of a lactation space to nurse or express breast milk. In addition to home and hospital services, the school may allow the student to: Make up the work that the student missed in a time period that equals at least as many days that the student was absent; and Choose one of the following alternatives to make up work that the student missed: Retake a semester; Participate in an online course credit recovery program; or Allow the student 6 weeks to continue at the same pace and finish at a later date. Each county board shall publish its written attendance policy for pregnant and parenting students on the county board’s website.