TO REPEAL THE REQUIREMENT THAT THE STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION ESTABLISH RULES REGARDING THE IMPLEMENTATION OF FOUR-DAY SCHOOL WEEKS.

House Bill 1924 sought to repeal a specific requirement placed on the State Board of Education. It aimed to eliminate the mandate for the Board to establish rules, standards, and guidelines for public school districts that choose to operate on a four-day school week. This change would remove the state-level oversight on the implementation process for such schedules. The bill also reiterated that school districts with four-day weeks would not receive more state financial aid than those with five-day weeks.