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IN SB0030
Bill
Status
1/3/2019
Primary Sponsor
Mike Bohacek
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AI Summary
- School corporations may charge up to 50% annual rental rate for computer hardware curricular materials used by a single student, compared to the standard 25% rate for other materials
- Rental rate calculations changed from being based on retail price to the price the governing body actually paid for the materials
- School corporations prohibited from assessing rental fees for curricular materials that have already been fully paid for through previously collected rental fees
- Repeals and relocates existing requirement that governing bodies rent curricular materials to students enrolled in public schools meeting state board certification standards
- Effective date: July 1, 2019
Legislative Description
Rental of curricular materials. Clarifies provisions concerning the rental of curricular materials to students by a governing body of a school corporation (governing body). Provides the following: (1) For curricular materials that are computer hardware that will be consumed, accessed, or used by a single student during a semester or school year, a governing body may rent curricular materials at an annual rental rate of not more than 50% of the price that the governing body paid for the curricular materials. (2) For curricular materials other than computer hardware that will be consumed, accessed, or used by a single student during a semester or school year, the annual rental rate may not be more than 25% of the price the governing body paid for the curricular materials. (3) For all curricular materials, the governing body may not assess a rental fee for curricular materials that have been paid for through rental fees previously collected. (Current law provides that: (1) the annual rental rate for curricular materials may not exceed 25% of the retail price of the curricular materials; and (2) a governing body may not assess a rental fee of more than 25% of the retail price of curricular materials that have been paid for through rental fees previously collected.) Removes a reference to "state" adopted curricular materials. Repeals and relocates a provision that requires a governing body to rent curricular materials to students enrolled in certain public schools.
Last Action
Senator Niezgodski added as coauthor
2/4/2019