Arizona SB1080 amends school district governing board powers, including property sales, public-private partnerships, and student fees.
Arizona SB1080 amends the Arizona Revised Statutes to expand the discretionary powers of school district governing boards. The bill allows boards to sell school property under certain conditions, enter into public-private partnerships for affordable housing, and assess fees for extracurricular activities and parking. It also mandates background checks for certain personnel and requires parental notification for law enforcement interviews of students. The bill includes provisions for the use of school facilities for emergency services and the administration of inhalers by trained personnel.
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