Relating to a public school campus's election under a campus turnaround plan to operate as a community school.

HB 2195 allows public school campuses in a "campus turnaround plan" to elect to operate as community schools. It directly affects underperforming campuses, requiring them to coordinate academic, health, and social services through community partnerships. Key provisions include forming a school-community partnership team, partnering with an experienced lead organization, designating a community school coordinator, and obtaining approval from 75% of campus staff/faculty and parents plus the school board. The bill also prevents campus closures without first offering this community school option and a two-year implementation period.