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IL HB4324
Bill
Status
2/27/2009
Primary Sponsor
Patrick Verschoore
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AI Summary
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School boards may adopt an alternative calendar for a 4-day school week by resolution, subject to State Board of Education approval, and must apply it district-wide to all buildings.
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Districts with a 4-day week must provide a minimum of 150 calendar days with at least 141 days of actual pupil attendance, with extended school days to meet minimum hour requirements.
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Special education reimbursement rates are adjusted for 4-day week schools: students must receive minimum 75 minutes per day (or 375 minutes weekly) instruction instead of the standard 60 minutes per day (300 minutes weekly).
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Average Daily Attendance calculations are modified for 4-day weeks to count sessions of at least 375 minutes as full days, with proportional adjustments for shorter sessions and adjusted minute thresholds for various student categories.
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School calendars and any changes must be submitted to and approved by the regional superintendent of schools before taking effect.
Legislative Description
SCH CD-4 DAY SCHOOL WEEK
Last Action
Rule 19(a) / Re-referred to Rules Committee
3/13/2009