FL S1680

Authorizes charter schools to assign their charter to another governing board if the proposed board is a nonprofit entity or meets other specified requirements, with sponsors able to deny requests only by clear and convincing evidence.

Allows unrestricted capital assets from charter schools operated by nonprofits or municipal entities to be used for other charter schools statewide, rather than limiting use to the same school district.

Restricts landlords of charter schools and their spouses, as well as officers and employees of landlord entities, from serving on the charter school's governing board unless the landlord is a municipal entity or a not-for-profit with two-thirds board approval excluding landlord-affiliated members.

Limits application of certain financial disclosure statutes to charter school board members only regarding employment or contractual relationships with for-profit businesses and transactions between the charter school and for-profit businesses.

Authorizes high-performing charter schools to assign their charter to another operator meeting specified requirements.