Provides that unexpended nonpublic textbook aid or aid for Nonpublic Technology Initiative may be used to support services provided under other program.
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Overview
This bill allows for the flexible use of unspent state aid designated for nonpublic schools – specifically, textbook aid and funds for the Nonpublic Technology Initiative – to support other programs offered to these schools. Currently, any unspent funds must be returned to the state. This change would permit districts to utilize these funds to cover expenses related to different programs, potentially increasing the services available to nonpublic schools. The bill clarifies the process for managing and utilizing these funds effectively.
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Robert Singer
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