MA S393

Amends charter school net school spending cap rules for districts that move out of the lowest 10 percent of performing districts, setting the cap at 9 percent unless prior spending exceeded that level

Prohibits the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education from approving additional charter school seats from sending districts that moved out of the lowest 10 percent if their spending cap was above 9 percent at that time

Requires the department to bear costs for any charter seats previously approved in contradiction to these provisions, rather than deducting tuition from district state school aid

Protects students enrolled in charter schools on or before August 1, 2024 from being unenrolled due to these changes

Declared an emergency law for immediate effect to clarify school district net school spending cap requirements