Regards nonpublic schools participating in certain programs

This bill requires the state department of education to create a system that allows parents and the public to compare test scores of students using state scholarships at private schools with those of similar students in local public schools. The law mandates that the department publish detailed annual reports on its website, including data on how many scholarship students come from different types of schools and their family income levels. Additionally, the bill establishes a standardized report card for these private schools that breaks down student performance by grade, race, gender, and years of participation in the scholarship program. To protect student privacy, the department is prohibited from releasing data for any group containing fewer than ten students.