Establishes a city-wide council for district seventy-five to advise on educational policies.
The bill creates a city-wide council for district seventy-five, consisting of eleven voting members and one non-voting member. Nine voting members are parents of students receiving special education services, selected by other parents. Two voting members are appointed by the public advocate, with expertise in special education. One non-voting member is a high school senior in district seventy-five. The council advises on educational policies, issues annual reports, and holds monthly public meetings.
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