Pennsylvania HB2067 allows school boards to implement temporary emergency provisions during unforeseen crises.
Pennsylvania HB2067 amends the Public School Code of 1949 to allow boards of school directors to implement temporary emergency provisions during unforeseen crises. These provisions include adjusting school schedules, transitioning to virtual learning, reducing daily instruction time, and furloughing nonessential employees. The emergency measures can remain in effect for up to four years, and boards can declare an emergency if the General Appropriation Act is not enacted within 60 days of a new fiscal year.
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