Charter schools; revoke charter if school remains "D" or "F" rated for longer than two consecutive years.

SB 2619 would require Mississippi charter schools with a "D" or "F" accreditation rating for more than two consecutive years to have their charters revoked or not renewed. The bill directly affects public charter schools in Mississippi that consistently underperform under the state's school accreditation system. Key provisions mandate that authorizers (like school districts or state agencies) must revoke charters for such schools, with specific procedural safeguards including written notices, response opportunities, and public reporting. The bill died in committee in February 2025 and did not become law.