Modifies positions governing school administrators

This bill allows two or more school districts to share a superintendent without state approval and provides $30,000 in additional state aid for up to five years to districts that do so, provided the funds and half of the savings are used for teacher compensation or counseling services. It also mandates that, starting in the 2027-28 school year, the state board of education will evaluate and consolidate school administrators in certain districts within counties of over one million inhabitants, aiming for one superintendent, assistant superintendent, and director to serve at least 10,000 students.

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