Adjusts the state apportionment schedule to schools to mitigate cash flow issues.
The bill modifies the state apportionment schedule for schools to help manage cash flow. It allows school districts to request an emergency advance of funds, up to 10% of their total apportionment for the year, if an emergency is declared by the superintendent of public instruction. The bill also adjusts the monthly apportionment percentages to better align with school districts' financial needs. The changes take effect on September 1, 2026.
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