Bill > H333

This bill amends Section 91 of Chapter 71 of the General Laws to establish new funding requirements for recovery high schools, which are educational institutions designed to support students in recovery from substance use disorders. Specifically, it mandates that for summer programming, school districts must transfer an amount of funding equivalent to a prorated percentage of the state average foundation budget, calculated based on a 180-day school year. This new funding provision is intended to ensure that recovery high schools have adequate resources to offer summer educational programs, thereby supporting students' continued academic progress and recovery efforts.