Texas HB1703 amends the Education Code to redefine average enrollment and adjust funding based on various student categories.

Texas HB1703 amends the Education Code to redefine average enrollment as the average number of students enrolled in a school district during a school year. It specifies how average enrollment is calculated for different student categories, including those in bilingual education, special language programs, and special education. The bill also adjusts funding allotments for districts based on average enrollment, including provisions for small and mid-sized districts, districts in disaster areas, and districts with significant percentages of migratory students.

Texas HB1703 amends the Education Code to redefine average enrollment and adjust funding based on various student categories.

Texas HB1703 amends the Education Code to redefine average enrollment as the average number of students enrolled in a school district during a school year. It specifies how average enrollment is calculated for different student categories, including those in bilingual education, special language programs, and special education. The bill also adjusts funding allotments for districts based on average enrollment, including provisions for small and mid-sized districts, districts in disaster areas, and districts with significant percentages of migratory students.