Pennsylvania HB201 amends the Public School Code to expand the powers of intermediate unit boards of directors and revises the capital subsidy.
Pennsylvania HB201 amends the Public School Code to expand the powers of intermediate unit boards of directors, allowing them to acquire land and buildings by purchase, lease, or gift. The bill also revises the capital subsidy allocation process, requiring pre-approval of lease agreements, loan agreements, mortgages, and security agreements by the Secretary of Education. The subsidy amount is calculated based on the number of students in average daily membership and the median actual instruction expense per weighted average daily membership of all school districts, multiplied by 0.03%.
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