HB2432 aims to improve public school students' access to surplus technology hardware by allowing school districts to sell or grant such items at.
HB2432 seeks to enhance public school students' access to surplus technology hardware, such as computer laptops and tablets, by allowing school districts to sell or grant these items at depreciated cost. The bill prioritizes students with the greatest need, considering factors like family income and eligibility for free or reduced-price meals. It also allows districts to sell or grant surplus technology hardware at depreciated cost to public school students, aiming to improve education outcomes and access to information.
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