Public Law 151
Summary
The act caps how much a school corporation can raise operating referendum taxes, then lets districts convert existing schools or open new "participating innovation network" charter schools. Those charter schools must partner with a nonprofit organizer, receive 100% of state tuition dollars, and follow new enrollment‑preference and performance‑reporting requirements. It also sets detailed procedures for closing, leasing, or selling underused school buildings.
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