KansasSchool boards would divide proposed association dues equally among members
School district boards would divide proposed dues for certain associations equally among their members, with payment allowed only for members who choose to join.
What it does
Each school district board would divide proposed dues for certain associations equally among its members. A member who declines to join would not have that share paid to the association; the board may pay the share for a member who joins.
Argument forBoard members could choose whether to join, and public money would not pay an association for members who decline.
Argument againstAssociations could receive less dues money when members decline to join, while boards would still need to divide the proposed total equally among members.
More detail
Each school district board would divide proposed association dues equally among its members. This covers dues a school district board proposes to pay to a membership association using public money. The association must be a nonprofit corporation whose board is made up mostly of people elected to school district boards. For a member who declines to join, the board may not pay that member’s share to the association. If a member chooses to join, the board may pay that share. The bill would take effect after publication in the statute book.
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Where it stands
- Introduced
- Died
Looking ahead
No hearings or votes scheduled.
History
- 2026
- Apr 10Died in CommitteeDied
- Jan 21IntroducedMinor
- Jan 21Referred to House Committee on EducationIntroduced
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