Extends the renewal term for charter school contracts in Hawaii from five to ten years.
The bill amends Hawaii law to allow charter school contracts to be renewed for ten-year terms instead of the current five-year terms. This change aims to enable charter schools to secure long-term leases, make significant purchases, and develop long-term strategic plans. The authorizer retains the authority to vary the terms based on the school's performance, demonstrated capacities, and particular circumstances.
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