SF 2386: Indirect Grant Charges
Prohibits indirect charges exceeding 5% from being charged against state grants. Defines indirect costs, requires a grant budget to list direct and indirect costs, and requires state departments to collect
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Prohibits indirect charges exceeding 5% from being charged against state grants. Defines indirect costs, requires a grant budget to list direct and indirect costs, and requires state departments to collect
Requires the superintendent and each employee, contractor, and volunteer to ensure that all curriculum provided by the employee, contractor, or volunteer; all educational materials provided to students by the employee,
Makes changes to charter schools and eliminates innovation zone schools. Increases the funding for charter schools. Allows charter school students to participate in sports and extracurricular activities at public HS.
Charters: Increases the funding for charter schools. Adds charter school employees to IPERS. Allows charter school students to participate in sports and extracurricular activities at public HS. Deems charter school boards as
Requires local government policies to be adopted through ordinances. Requires such ordinances to have a cost analysis. Includes requirements for posting public notices on the statewide public notice internet site.
Requires regents to ensure that no less than 1 percent of their respective total endowment assets are invested by July 1, 2027, in one or more innovation funds certified by
Modernizes recordkeeping requirements for IPERS by striking prohibitions against requiring digital signatures, simplifying procedures for using the Treasurer’s office to pay out missing funds, changing the dates for mailing out statements and
Requires the board of educational examiners to establish additional endorsements for instruction related to fine arts, mathematics, science, and agriculture.
The bill repeals the summer youth intern pilot program. This division takes effect June 30, 2026.
This bill requires the state board of regents to direct each regent institution to establish a policy that freezes the undergraduate tuition paid by residents to the rate charged in