
Bills on Travel Records, Monorail Signed - The Westside Gazette
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
58% : One of several educational pieces signed into law Thursday will provide charter schools a new avenue of "capital outlay" funding to purchase land and facilities (HB 1259).57% : "By ensuring that both traditional public schools and public charter schools receive funding to provide a safe environment in which our children can learn, we are putting them on equal footing to encourage competition and raise the level of excellence in all of our schools," Renner said after the House passed the bill April 26.
57% : Charter schools have largely received capital-outlay funding through the state budget.
54% : DeSantis also signed bills that will lead to the state inspecting Walt Disney World's monorail system and require school districts to share local property-tax revenues with charter schools.
38% : The bill about Disney monorail inspections (HB 1305) came amid a feud between DeSantis and Disney that started last year when the company opposed a law that restricts instruction about sexual orientation and gender identity in schools.
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