Education: school districts; policy and procedures regarding closure of a school building; require. Amends 1976 PA 451 (MCL 380.1 - 380.1852) by adding sec. 1258.

Changed the default records repository for closed public school academy buildings from the intermediate school district to the local school district or the academy's authorizing body.

Replaced a single exception clause with a structured list of two options for designating a records repository.

Added a new provision allowing a third party to act as the records repository if they can demonstrate expertise in long-term storage and maintenance.

Added a requirement for the third party to prove their expertise to the satisfaction of the school district or academy board.

Expanded eligibility for records repositories by allowing the public school academy's authorizing body to act as the repository, in addition to the school district.

The requirement for notifying parents about contract revocation was simplified; the text now refers to receiving 'notification of an intent to revoke' rather than a specific 'notice of revocation or nonrenewal,' broadening the trigger for required procedures.

The rules for selecting a student records repository were changed from a single default option to a list of three valid options, allowing school districts or academies to agree to act as the repository or hire a third-party expert.

A new provision was added allowing school buildings to be closed during the school year if an 'extenuating circumstance' endangers student health or safety, requiring immediate notification.

Corrected the header to standard capitalization ("THE PEOPLE" to "the people") and fixed a typo in the enacting clause ("ENACT" to "enact").

Reorganized the layout of the text, converting the original multi-line paragraph format into a standard list format with labeled subsections (a) through (h).

Removed internal document tracking codes, page numbers, and footer text that were present in the draft version.

Adjusted line breaks and spacing to conform to standard legislative formatting conventions.