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MS HB1369
Bill
Status
3/27/2023
Primary Sponsor
Kent McCarty
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AI Summary
HB 1369 Summary
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Defines "Average Daily Membership (ADM)" as total student enrollment divided by instructional days, effective fiscal year 2024-2025, replacing reliance on Average Daily Attendance (ADA) for MAEP funding calculations.
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Requires State Auditor to conduct actual student counts in months two and three of the school year with no advance notice; districts reporting ADM more than 103% above actual count will be reduced to 103% for funding purposes.
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Establishes 90% attendance threshold: school districts funded on ADM unless average attendance falls below 90% of ADM, in which case funding reverts to ADA basis.
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Reduces minimum school term attendance requirement from 63% to 60% of the normal instructional day for both teachers and pupils in regular attendance.
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Eliminates the rule that a student absent more than 37% of an instructional day must be marked absent for the entire day; absences are now recorded by actual partial or full-day absence.
Legislative Description
MAEP; determine cost of using Average Daily Membership (ADM) in lieu of ADA with 90% threshold attendance trigger.
Last Action
Died In Conference
3/27/2023