HB2287 provides transportation safety net awards to school districts for homeless and foster students.
HB2287 establishes a transportation safety net to fund pupil transportation for homeless and foster students in Washington. The superintendent of public instruction must award funds to districts demonstrating a need, with total awards not exceeding the appropriated amount. Charter and state-tribal education compact schools are eligible. Awards cover excess costs for special passengers, defined as homeless students under the McKinney-Vento Act and foster students. After the award period, students may need to arrange their own transportation.
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