New Hampshire HB1835 amends the formula for distributing aid to school districts, particularly focusing on special education reimbursement.
New Hampshire HB1835 modifies the reimbursement procedures for special education services provided to students with disabilities. The state will now reimburse school districts 80 percent of the cost of these services on a quarterly basis. The bill also allows school districts to borrow funds in anticipation of reimbursement, exempting these borrowings from certain debt limits. Additionally, it repeals the previous law on state financial aid for extraordinary special education costs. The changes take effect 60 days after the bill's passage.
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