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IN SB0230

Bill

Status

Introduced

1/6/2015

Primary Sponsor

Pete Miller

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Origin

Senate

2015 Regular Session

AI Summary

Senate Bill 230 Summary

  • Changes school corporation annual performance report requirements from discretionary to mandatory, requiring schools to post reports on their Internet websites and conduct public hearings within 60 days of publication.

  • Adds new mandatory data elements to annual performance reports including graduation rates excluding waivers, college and career readiness percentages, out-of-school and in-school suspension data disaggregated by race and free/reduced lunch eligibility, and chronic absenteeism rates.

  • Requires disaggregation of student data by race, grade, gender, socioeconomic status, and special education eligibility for multiple performance metrics including graduation rates, attendance, test scores, and reading proficiency.

  • Expands financial reporting requirements to include budgeted versus actual expenses by revenue source, percentage of expenses on personnel, employee counts, outstanding contracts exceeding $100,000, and building utilization percentages.

  • Effective July 1, 2015, amending Indiana Code sections 20-20-8-3, 20-20-8-4, and 20-20-8-8.

Legislative Description

School corporation reports. Requires certain additional information to be reported on a school corporation's annual performance report (report). Requires a school corporation to make the report available on the school corporation's Internet web site. (Current law provides that a school corporation may make the report available on its Internet web site.) Requires the school corporation to conduct a public hearing within 60 days after publication of the report. (Current law provides that a school corporation may conduct a public hearing within 60 days of publication of the report.)

Last Action

Senator Taylor added as second author

1/27/2015

Committee Referrals

Education and Career Development1/6/2015

Full Bill Text

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