Modifies the required school year start date for school districts in which a charter school operates

Summary

The bill rewrites the state rule that sets the earliest possible start of the public school year, but it removes that rule for any district that runs a charter school. Districts without charter schools must begin no earlier than 14 calendar days before the first Monday in September, unless they followed a special board‑approval process for years before 2020‑21. The change is intended to give charter‑operating districts more scheduling flexibility while keeping the start‑date limit for other districts.

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