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Superintendent warns potential cost if PA152 becomes law: about $90 per student

Forest Hills Public Schools Curriculum Committee · December 11, 2024
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Summary

Superintendent Kirby told the committee there are 129 bills that could become law; he highlighted PA152 as potentially significant because it could require roughly $90 per student for student insurance with no additional funding and could take effect in April 2025, affecting the district budget.

Superintendent Kirby reported that the district is tracking 129 bills with potential to become law and identified PA152 as among those that could have a meaningful budget impact. Kirby said PA152 would require an expense of approximately $90 per student and that no additional funding had been indicated, which could affect the district’s current budget if the bill is enacted and implemented as soon as April 2025.

Kirby said he would keep the Board updated as the legislative picture evolves. The Committee minutes record the staff warning but do not indicate any Board direction or immediate budget changes at the Dec. 11 meeting.