DelawareDelaware school funding section would not require a separate review committee
A section of Delaware’s school funding law would not require a separate committee to review each year how money is shared among school districts.
What it does
This school funding section would not require a separate committee to review how Delaware shares money among districts each year. A state commission already handles that work, the bill says.
Argument forSchool funding reviewers could focus on the state commission because the bill says it already handles the separate committee’s work.
Argument againstDistricts might lack a guaranteed yearly review under this section because it would not require one, while the state commission discusses future reviews.
More detail
Section 1707(i) would contain no rule requiring a separate committee to review the school funding formula each year. The section concerns how Delaware shares school funding among districts. The bill says a state funding commission already handles the committee’s work and discusses future reviews.
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Where it stands
- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
- Became Law
Looking ahead
No hearings or votes scheduled.
History
- 2026
- Jan 20Introduced and Assigned to Education Committee in SenateIntroduced
EducationTaxes & Budget