This amendment adds state funding for school districts to support student participation in sanctioned activities and creates new reporting and appropriation provisions.
- Adds to the bill's purpose statement that it will specify funds for participation in activities and appropriate funds. (Page 1, lines 1-3)
- Authorizes creation of a new subsection (b) to W.S. 21-4-506(a) in addition to the amendments to subsection (a). (Page 1, lines 5-6)
- Adds 'payment to school districts' to the section title to reflect the new funding mechanism. (Page 1, lines 8-9)
- Creates a new subsection (b) establishing per-activity payments: $300 for each middle school activity and $500 for each high school activity sanctioned by the Wyoming high school association in which a child participates. (Page 2, lines 12-21)
- Requires school districts to report the number of qualifying activities to the department of education by June 15 each school year, with payments to be made by September 15 of the succeeding school year. (Page 2, lines 23-27)
- Directs the department of education to promulgate rules to administer the activity payment provisions. (Page 2, lines 29-30)
- Appropriates $1,467,500 from the public school foundation program account to the department of education-school finance for payments to school districts under the new subsection (b), effective through June 30, 2028, with funds reverting if unexpended. (Page 2, lines 32-42)Agency: Department of Education - School Finance · $1,467,500.00 Public School Foundation Program Account
- Renumbers subsequent sections to account for the new appropriation section inserted into the bill. (Page 2, line 4 and Page 3, line 9)
- Updates the effective date section to include the new subsection (b) created by the amendment. (Page 2, lines 6-7)
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