Bill Title: Amends the School Board Article of the School Code. Authorizes a school board, other than the Chicago Board of Education, to adopt a program for e-learning that shall permit students to receive instruction electronically, and not while physically present at school, for a limited number of days during a school year. Specifies which days may be selected as e-learning days. Requires a school district to present an initial proposal for an e-learning program or for renewal of such a program for approval from the State Board of Education. Provides for a public hearing at a regular or special meeting of the school board in which the terms of the proposal must be substantially presented and public comments allowed. Requires that a proposal for an e-learning program be timely approved by the State Board of Education if the specified requirements have been met and if, in the view of the State Board of Education, the proposal contains provisions designed to reasonably and practicably accomplish listed goals. Limits the State Board of Education's approval of a school district's initial e-learning program and renewal of the e-learning program to a term of 3 years. Permits the State Board of Education to adopt rules governing its supervision and review of e-learning programs. Makes related changes. Effective immediately.

Spectrum: Slight Partisan Bill (Democrat 7-3)

Status: (Passed) 2015-07-30 - Public Act . . . . . . . . . 99-0194 [HB2781 Detail]

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Bill Drafts

Revision	Date	Format	Source	View
Chaptered	2015-07-30	HTML/Text	Link	View
Enrolled	2015-06-03	HTML/Text	Link	View
Engrossed	2015-04-23	HTML/Text	Link	View
Introduced	2015-02-20	HTML/Text	Link	View

Amendments

Amendment	Date	Disposition	Format	Source	View
Senate Amendment 001	2015-05-07	Proposed	HTML/Text	Link	View
House Amendment 002	2015-04-20	Proposed	HTML/Text	Link	View
House Amendment 001	2015-03-12	Proposed	HTML/Text	Link	View

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