Allows choice districts to increase enrollment in interdistrict public school choice program to offset certain reductions in State school aid.
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This bill allows school districts participating in the Interdistrict Public School Choice Program to increase student enrollment if they’ve experienced a reduction in state school funding due to a specific state law. The increased enrollment would then generate additional school choice aid to help offset those funding cuts. The increase in enrollment is limited to the amount needed to restore the lost funding.
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