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House Education Committee outlines upcoming agenda on redistricting, tuitioning, therapeutic schools and community schools
Summary
The House Education Committee used its April 1 meeting to set hearings and briefings for the coming weeks on redistricting legal issues, Title 16 tuitioning consequences, school board roles, therapeutic school capacity and a review of community schools funded by federal ESSER grants.
The House Education Committee on Tuesday, April 1, outlined a series of briefings and hearings for the coming weeks that will address legal redistricting issues, tuitioning rules under Title 16, school board roles, access to therapeutic schools and a status check of community schools funded with federal ESSER dollars.
Committee leadership said the first scheduled briefing will be an introduction to the legal issues of redistricting, including ward-drawing within districts, to help the committee estimate funding and time needs. The committee also scheduled a Title 16 presentation on tuitioning to clarify how tuition payments to public schools can push some districts over the excess spending threshold. Committee materials named the Agency of Education (AOE) deputy secretary and Gordon Aero of the AOE as presenters for that session.
The committee chair said the group will follow the tuitioning briefing with an afternoon session on roles and responsibilities of school boards to prepare for the creation of any new…
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