Clarifies payments for non-resident students enrolled in renaissance school projects.

Summary

The legislation amends the law governing Renaissance school projects so that when a student lives outside the district where the school is located, that student’s home district must pay the nonprofit entity operating the school 95% of the district’s per‑pupil expenditure, plus applicable categorical aids and any federal funds. It applies to all non‑resident students enrolled in such schools and sets the payments to be made in twelve equal monthly installments. The change aims to provide consistent funding for these publicly‑operated but nonprofit‑run schools.

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