Efficiency and transparency; revise certain laws to increase in education programs.
(H) Died In Committee
Summary
The bill would have required the state’s education department and a peer committee to produce reports and guidance aimed at making school districts more efficient in areas such as technology planning, nutrition services, and transportation. It also set new requirements for charter school funding, accounting reviews, and enrollment data for tax calculations. The measure did not pass, dying in committee.
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