Indiana § 20-42.5-2-2 Shared services arrangements

Indiana Statutes

§ 20-42.5-2-2 — Shared services arrangements

Indiana § 20-42.5-2-2

Title 20EDUCATION

Art. 42.5ALLOCATION OF EXPENDITURES TO

Ch. 2Authority to Allocate Expenditures to Student Instruction

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Ind. Code § 20-42.5-2-2 (2026).

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A school corporation, charter school, or applicable nonpublic school may use shared services arrangements with other school corporations, charter schools, applicable nonpublic schools, and units of government, including:

(1)the use of shared administrative services overseeing transportation, food service, facilities, or other operations;

(2)the use of shared administrative services to manage finance, payroll, human resources, information technology, purchasing, or other administrative services; and

(3)the use of shared resources to provide instruction, supplemental services, extracurricular activities, or other student services. School corporations, charter schools, and applicable nonpublic schools are not required to merge schools, consolidate, or otherwise relinquish control of curric

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A school corporation, charter school, or
applicable nonpublic school may use shared services arrangements
with other school corporations, charter schools, applicable nonpublic
schools, and units of government, including:
(1) the use of shared administrative services overseeing
transportation, food service, facilities, or other operations;
(2) the use of shared administrative services to manage finance,
payroll, human resources, information technology, purchasing, or
other administrative services; and
(3) the use of shared resources to provide instruction,
supplemental services, extracurricular activities, or other student
services.
School corporations, charter schools, and applicable nonpublic schools
are not required to merge schools, consolidate, or otherwise relinquish
control of curriculum, instruction, or student activities to use shared
services arrangements.
[Pre-2007 Higher Education Recodification Citation:
21-10-2-2.]