school districts; property; bonding authority

HB 4103 modifies Arizona school district bond election rules by requiring districts to calculate enrollment capacity using a new method. It directly affects school districts with enrollment below a threshold defined as their average daily student count divided by the maximum student capacity of their academic buildings (excluding administrative/storage space). The bill mandates annual calculations of this capacity based on academic square footage per facility guidelines, preventing districts from holding bond elections or altering capital projects if capacity falls below the threshold. This policy change focuses on ensuring bond decisions align with actual classroom space availability.