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Bill to force biennial inflation reconciliation reporting for school funding wins support from districts and unions
Summary
House Bill 266 would require OPI to report every two years comparing district inflation experienced to legislative funding increases, using CPI methodology and a 3% cap; proponents said the data will help close a persistent funding gap, while senators pressed on statutory overlaps and TRS implications.
Representative Luke Muszkiewicz introduced House Bill 266 as a reporting measure aimed at documenting whether an "inflation gap" exists between school-district costs and legislative funding. The bill would require the Office of Public Instruction to produce a report every two years to interim education and financial committees detailing inflation experienced by districts compared with increases in legislative funding over the prior…
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