MI HB6220

Prohibits public school academies with management agreements with for-profit educational management organizations from being considered constituent districts eligible to receive revenue from regional enhancement property taxes, effective May 15, 2018.

Allows public school academies to continue receiving regional enhancement tax revenue under existing agreements until the initial tax term expires, but prevents them from receiving revenue from any subsequently levied or renewed taxes unless they meet other eligibility requirements.

Establishes that intermediate school districts may levy regional enhancement property taxes up to 3 mills for a term not exceeding 20 years, with revenue distributed to constituent districts based on pupil membership counts.

Requires public school academies receiving regional enhancement tax revenue to use funds only for expenditures directly benefiting sites located in the intermediate school district where the tax was approved.

Defines "educational management organization" as an entity entering into a management agreement with a public school academy to provide comprehensive educational, administrative, management, or instructional services.