Starting July 1, 2026, school districts may charge outside youth groups only for added rental costs and must explain those costs if asked.
For outside youth clubs and activities, districts may charge no more than the extra costs tied to each rental, such as staff, equipment, supplies, or utilities.
A district must give a group an itemized cost statement within 15 days of a request, and cannot require formal nonprofit status as a condition of using school property.
School districts may charge outside youth clubs and activities only for certain costs when they rent school property. This applies to youth clubs and activities that the school district does not sponsor, when they use district property. A district may let a group use the property for free. The law does not impair contracts or agreements made before July 1, 2026. The law takes effect July 1, 2026.
A school district must give a group an itemized cost statement upon request and may not require formal nonprofit or other corporate status. This applies to outside youth clubs and activities using school district property. The statement must identify the district's personnel, equipment, supply, and utility costs for that specific use. The law takes effect July 1, 2026. The 15-day period begins when the group requests the statement.
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