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Senate of Pennsylvania
Session of 2015 - 2016 Regular Session

MEMORANDUM

Posted: January 5, 2015 10:03 AM
From: Senator Mario M. Scavello
To: All Senate members
Subject: Amendment to Public School Code to further provide for publishing notices
 
In the near future, I plan to re-introduce legislation (former HB 553 of 2013-14) to amend the Public School Code to provide school districts with more flexibility in the manner in which required notices are published.

Under current law, school districts must publish notices in a newspaper of general circulation or a newspaper printed or circulated within the school district. Such publication is often quite costly for a district. My legislation would allow school districts to choose among several means of publishing notices; including a newspaper of general circulation in which the school district is located, a locally circulated publication, a legal newspaper, or on the official website of a newspaper of general circulation or legal newspaper. With school districts facing increased costs and revenue shortfalls, allowing districts flexibility in providing notices to the public is one way to help districts control their expenses.

If you have any questions regarding this legislation, please contact Christine Zubeck in my office at 717-787-6123 or czubeck@pasen.gov. Thank you for your consideration.



Introduced as SB1027