Tennessee SB2441 amends virtual school regulations, including closure procedures and provider eligibility.
Tennessee SB2441 amends Tennessee Code Annotated, Title 49, concerning virtual schools. It mandates that if a virtual school is closed, the school must notify parents within one week and exclude certain Tennessee investment in student achievement formula payments. It also states that a provider that has operated a closed virtual school cannot operate another for five years. The bill allows local educational agencies to establish new virtual schools if they close existing ones.
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