Hawaii HB901 allows public charter schools to appeal to the board of education on matters affecting their operation, governance, or funding.

Hawaii HB901 amends the state's public charter school laws to allow these schools to appeal directly to the board of education on matters that materially affect their operation, governance, or funding. The bill specifies that the board serves as the final arbitrator for such appeals, except in cases of procedural errors, statutory violations, or lack of compliance with contractual obligations. The appeal must be filed within twenty-one days of the notification of denial or revocation. The board is required to review the appeal and issue a final decision within sixty days.

Hawaii HB901 allows public charter schools to appeal to the board of education on matters affecting their operation, governance, or funding.

Hawaii HB901 amends the state's public charter school laws to allow these schools to appeal directly to the board of education on matters that materially affect their operation, governance, or funding. The bill specifies that the board serves as the final arbitrator for such appeals, except in cases of procedural errors, statutory violations, or lack of compliance with contractual obligations. The appeal must be filed within twenty-one days of the notification of denial or revocation. The board is required to review the appeal and issue a final decision within sixty days.