Pennsylvania HB2358 amends funding provisions for cyber charter schools, allowing districts to avoid tuition for students attending outside cyber.
Pennsylvania HB2358 amends the Public School Code to revise funding for cyber charter schools. It allows school districts to avoid paying per-student tuition for students attending outside cyber charters if their own online learning programs meet criteria set by the state education department. These criteria may include providing in-person orientations, regular student support, and other educational services. The bill also mandates that the department collaborate with school administrators and business officials to develop these criteria.
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