GA HB27

Expands existing migrant student grants to cover all "students living in poverty," defined as students whose families receive SNAP or TANF benefits, or who are homeless, in foster care, or migrant students

Grant amounts calculated at 25% of the state education base amount per eligible student enrolled at initial enrollment count each year

At least 90% of grant funds must be spent on direct program expenditures benefiting students living in poverty, with unspent portions returned to the State Board of Education

State Board of Education required to establish rules and regulations for local school districts to demonstrate eligibility for grants

Grants provided beyond standard funding allocations under the Quality Basic Education Act, subject to appropriation by the General Assembly