An Act relating to education; relating to charter school budgets; relating to correspondence study program materials, funding, and student counts; relating to student transportation funding; relating to cooperative arrangements for correspondence study program services entered into by school districts; relating to the base student allocation; relating to eligibility for teacher certification; relating to reemploying retired members of the teachers' retirement system at regional resource centers; relating to reading proficiency incentive grants; requiring the Legislative Budget and Audit Committee to procure an education funding study; and providing for an effective date.
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This bill makes several changes to Alaska’s education system. It adjusts how charter schools receive funding, clarifies rules for correspondence study programs, including student counts and materials, and addresses student transportation funding. The bill also modifies teacher eligibility requirements, re-employment options for retired teachers, and reading proficiency incentive grants. Furthermore, it mandates a Legislative Budget and Audit Committee study on public school funding to explore potential changes and alternative funding methods. Finally, it updates provisions related to teacher certification and re-employment of retired teachers.
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