SB200

Senate Bill 200 updates how South Dakota calculates state funding for schools by modifying the formulas used to determine general and special education aid. The bill changes how student enrollment is counted—specifically including nonresident students in state custody and adjusting which tuition costs are subtracted from enrollment numbers—which affects how much money each school district receives from the state. These changes apply to multiple sections of education funding law that determine baseline aid, adjustments, and special education support across school districts.