Rhode Island S3009 creates a commission to study shared services and regionalization of school districts.
Rhode Island S3009 establishes a nine-member special legislative commission to study shared services and regionalization of school districts. The commission will examine existing shared services, fiscal and administrative implications, educational equity, potential cost savings, and necessary statutory changes. The commission will report its findings and recommendations to the Senate by April 15, 2027, and will expire upon submission of its report. The commission includes members from various educational and municipal organizations, ensuring diverse perspectives on the study.
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