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FL S0246
Bill
AI Summary
Summary of Florida SB 246 – Conversion Charter Schools
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Municipalities are authorized to apply to convert any or all public schools within their jurisdictional boundaries to charter schools, including submitting multiple conversions as part of a single application
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The requirement that at least 50 percent of teachers employed at a school support the conversion is eliminated; only 50 percent of parents voting (with a majority of eligible parents participating) must demonstrate support
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The Charter School Review Commission is authorized to solicit and review applications for conversion charter schools, in addition to its existing authority over other charter school applications
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When the Charter School Review Commission denies a conversion application, it must provide written notice of denial within 10 days, including specific reasons and supporting documentation — the same requirement that already applies to district school board denials
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The bill would have taken effect July 1, 2024
Legislative Description
Conversion Charter Schools
Last Action
Died in Education Pre-K -12
3/8/2024