AZ HB2762

School districts may elect to provide 200 days of instruction and calculate average daily membership on the 200th day instead of using a standard calculation method.

Districts choosing the 200-day option may increase their base level budget by 5 percent based on estimated average daily membership, then adjust the following year based on actual enrollment discrepancies.

School districts using the 200-day option must ensure the last instructional day occurs before June 30 of each school year.

When some schools within a district provide fewer than 200 days while others provide 200 days, the district must prorate budget adjustments only to those schools electing the 200-day instruction schedule.