Texas HB236 amends the Education Code to redefine and adjust average enrollment for public school finance purposes.

Texas HB236 modifies the Education Code to redefine "average enrollment" as the average number of students enrolled in a school district during a school year. It adjusts funding formulas based on this new definition, affecting allotments for special education, bilingual education, career and technology education, and other programs. The bill also outlines conditions for counting students in average enrollment, including those in residential placement facilities, dropout recovery schools, and alternative education programs.

Texas HB236 amends the Education Code to redefine and adjust average enrollment for public school finance purposes.

Texas HB236 modifies the Education Code to redefine "average enrollment" as the average number of students enrolled in a school district during a school year. It adjusts funding formulas based on this new definition, affecting allotments for special education, bilingual education, career and technology education, and other programs. The bill also outlines conditions for counting students in average enrollment, including those in residential placement facilities, dropout recovery schools, and alternative education programs.