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TX SB233
Bill
Status
11/12/2024
Primary Sponsor
Nathan Johnson
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AI Summary
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Shifts Texas public school funding from "average daily attendance" (ADA) to "average enrollment" as the basis for calculating state education funding, meaning districts receive funding based on enrolled students rather than those physically present each day
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Increases the basic allotment per student from $6,160 to $7,750, with an automatic annual inflation adjustment beginning in the 2026-2027 school year based on the Consumer Price Index
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Applies the enrollment-based funding formula across all school finance provisions, including calculations for charter schools, special education programs, bilingual education, career and technology education, and small/mid-sized district allotments
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Modifies funding formulas for facilities assistance, debt service, and wealth equalization programs to use average enrollment instead of average daily attendance
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Removes provisions requiring calculation of attendance hours and attendance rates for various programs, simplifying funding calculations while maintaining existing program structures and eligibility requirements
Legislative Description
Relating to the public school finance system.
Education
Last Action
Co-author authorized
3/31/2025