Alaska HB204 amends education laws to revise charter school contracts, open enrollment policies, and wireless device policies in schools.
Alaska HB204 modifies several aspects of the state's education system. It revises the contract requirements for charter schools, including provisions for contract duration, funding, and termination clauses. The bill also updates open enrollment policies, allowing students to apply to schools outside their resident district under certain conditions. Additionally, it mandates that school districts establish policies regulating the use of nonschool-issued wireless telecommunications devices during school hours, with exceptions for medical or emergency use.
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