AN ACT REQUIRING THE STATE TO PAY FOR TRANSITION SERVICES FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR IN WHICH A STUDENT REACHES TWENTY-TWO YEARS OF AGE.

SB 1155 requires the state to reimburse local school districts for transition services provided to students who turn 22 during a school year. This directly affects students with disabilities transitioning from school-based services to adult supports. The bill's key mechanism is state funding to cover these costs, shifting the financial responsibility from local districts to the state. It does not change eligibility or service types, only the funding source for services during the year a student reaches age 22.