Montana HB567 revises laws on multidistrict agreements between school districts to increase flexibility and efficiency.
Montana HB567 revises education laws related to multidistrict agreements between school districts. The bill allows districts to enter into multidistrict agreements for up to three years, enabling joint funding and operation of services. It permits agreements to include private entities and allows transfers of funds from participating districts' general funds to their interlocal cooperative funds. The bill also provides a countywide resource-sharing incentive through the total quality educator payment for districts that establish certain multidistrict agreements with all districts in a county.
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