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Committee reviews one‑year delay for licensing rules covering residential private schools
Summary
Senate Bill 5,506 would delay the negotiated rulemaking and effective date for licensing living accommodations at residential private schools from July 1, 2025, to July 1, 2026; proponents told the committee the one‑year extension allows DCYF, the State Board of Education, accrediting bodies and schools to finish negotiated rules and a pilot.
Senate Bill 5,506 was briefed to the Senate Human Services Committee on Feb. 4. Committee staff said the bill delays by one year the negotiated rulemaking and licensing requirements for living accommodations at residential private schools, moving the date from July 1, 2025, to July 1, 2026, and contains an emergency clause so the change would take effect immediately upon…
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