An act relating to the provision of State-funded education in school districts that do not maintain an elementary school or a high school

Summary

The bill forces any Vermont school district that does not operate its own elementary or high school to name up to three eligible schools—public, out‑of‑state public, or recognized independent schools—that will serve as the district’s public schools. The district must then either maintain a school or pay tuition for students to attend the designated schools. It also removes the old “approved independent school” definition while keeping the enrollment process.

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