Modifies and establishes provisions relating to elementary and secondary education
Referred: Local Government(H)
Summary
The bill obligates school board members, employees, superintendents and other key officials to publicly disclose any financial transactions or business interests that could create a conflict of interest. It also limits districts from hiring attorneys for certain special‑education matters if those attorneys have contracts with board members or staff, and establishes stricter qualifications for hearing commissioners. The goal is to increase transparency and protect the fairness of special‑education proceedings.
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