Indiana § 20-49-3-17 - Report concerning charter schools
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§ 20-49-3-17. Report concerning charter schools
Sec. 17. (a) Before July 1 of each year, the state board, in cooperation with the department, shall:
(1) prepare a report of the information described in subsection (b); and
(2) present the report to the budget committee.
(b) The report referred to in subsection (a) must describe the following information for the immediately preceding calendar year:
(1) Any charter schools that closed or otherwise ceased operations during the immediately preceding calendar year.
(2) For each charter school specified in subdivision (1), and for each advance from the fund that was not repaid in full before the date on which the charter school closed or otherwise ceased operations, the outstanding amounts of principal and interest that the charter school owes to the fund.
(3) The efforts being made by the state board and the department to collect the unpaid advances and interest described in subdivision (2).
As added by P.L.259-2019, SEC.13.
IC 20-49-4Chapter 4. Advancement From Common School Fund; Buildings; Technology Programs
20-49-4-0.3Repealed 20-49-4-0.4Repealed 20-49-4-1Application; reorganized schools 20-49-4-2Exemption for procedures; loss from disaster 20-49-4-3"Advance" 20-49-4-3.5"Charter school" 20-49-4-4"Disaster" 20-49-4-5"Educational technology program" 20-49-4-6"Fund" 20-49-4-7"School building construction program" 20-49-4-8Power; state board; advance; eligibility 20-49-4-9Priority of advances; school building construction programs 20-49-4-10Priority of advances; educational technology programs 20-49-4-11Application 20-49-4-12Condition of advance; capital projects operations fund 20-49-4-13Maximum advance; school building construction program 20-49-4-14Maximum advance; educational technology programs 20-49-4-15Maximum term of advance; school building construction program; prepayment; interest rate 20-49-4-16Maximum term of advance; educational technology program; prepayment; interest rate 20-49-4-17Statutory construction; advance not treated as debt of school corporation 20-49-4-18Repayment of advance; terms; state tuition support 20-49-4-19Terms of agreement; right to offset advance against state tuition support 20-49-4-20Statutory construction; advance not treated as debt of state 20-49-4-21Power; levy; school building construction program; replacement of amount deducted from state tuition support 20-49-4-22Power; levy; educational technology program; replacement of amount deducted from state tuition support 20-49-4-23Power; treasurer of state; state board; sell, transfer, or liquidate agreements; conditions
Source: official Indiana text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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