Florida H1437 amends charter school funding, facilities, and operational rules, including financial disclosure and local educational agency status.
Florida H1437 modifies charter school regulations by adjusting funding formulas, exempting charter school facilities from certain fees, and altering the criteria for charter school systems to be designated as local educational agencies. It also revises the standards for governing board members, allowing certain landlords to serve on boards under specific conditions. The bill specifies that capital outlay funds for charter schools must be used for renovation, repair, and maintenance of school facilities, and it mandates timely payments and reimbursements to charter schools.
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