Allows a low-performing school district to enter into a contract with a state-approved entity for the establishment of a "Public School Transformation Campus"

Summary

The bill lets districts that rank in the bottom five percent on state performance reports, or are provisionally or unaccredited, contract with a charter school or other state‑approved organization to operate a “Public School Transformation Campus.” While under the contract, the district is exempt from the usual turnaround actions and the campus receives a special performance status for two years. After the first two years, the campus is rated the same way as other public schools in the district.

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