b'Legislative Report, continuedCharter schools are provided withESD Reduction (-$8.4M) SCAPR Projects ($24.1M)$1,500 per pupil enrichment in FYESD staffing and administrativePe Ell SDs K-12 school 2026. funding is reduced. modernization project ($8.1M)School District Financial HealthTPEP Training (-$4M) Bridgeport Elementary School ($2.8M) Funding is reduced for teachers,modernization project ($6M)OSPI will receive funding forprincipals and principal evaluatorsInchelium SD K-12 school additional staff and resourcesin this program. modernization project ($9.9M)to provide regional and localOSPI Administrative Staff ReductionSaid s.ds. must relinquish all technical assistance to support(-$2.1M) unspent construction grant State improved s.d. financial health. OSPI staff funding is reduced byfunding to qualify for the SCAPR Ninth Grade Success ($1.5M) 6%. funding.Funding is provided in FY 2026 forOSPI Statewide Programs (-$1.5M) K-12 Capital Programs Administration grants to s.ds. for the Ninth GradeOSPI statewide program funding($6.3M)Success program, which helpsis reduced by 6%. Healthy Kids / Healthy Schools Grant ninth grade students stay on trackSocial Workers in Schools (-$1.3M) ($13M) (AEA) Priority)to graduate from high school. Funding is eliminated for theProjects must be consistent Homeless Student Support ($1.2M) coordination of social workerwith healthiest next generation Funding is provided in FY 2026 forassociates who work in schoolspriorities.the Homeless Student Stability onand supervisors working withNo single district may receive Education program. local mental health agencies andmore than $200,000 for total K-12 Funding Reductions schools. grants.OSPI pass-through grantsProfessional Educators StandardsDistricts receiving funding (-$138.1M) Board Reduction (-$313K) must demonstrate a consistent Transition to Kindergarten (-$74.6M) PESB administrative funding iscommitment to addressing school SB 5769 caps enrollment forreduced by 6%. facilities needs.the Transition to KindergartenState Board of Education (-$237K) Applicants with a high percentage program at the 2024-25SBE administrative funding isof free/reduced price students enrollment level. reduced by 6%. may be prioritized.Persistently Low-Achieving SchoolsPurchase equipment or make (-$28.7M) Signed by the Governor on May 20necessary repairs to (a) Funding is eliminated for school(partial veto, with none in K-12);playground or physical education improvement activities in theseeffective date: July 1, 2025.equipment or covered play areas schools. equipment or renovation; and Federal Forest Deductive RevenueESSB 5195 2025-27 Capital Budget (b) Child nutrition, including (-$12.4M) Total is $7.6B with $348Mschool gardens, greenhouses and Deductions to generalavailable 2026-27 supplementalkitchen equipment or upgrades apportionment of federal forestcapital budget. (Total $12M).revenues received by s.ds. areK-12 Capital Budget ($900.70M +(c.) Replacement of lead-resumed beginning in SY 2025- Dept of Commerce - $47.2M + Deptcontaminated pipes, drinking 26. of Natural Resources - $663K =water fixtures, and purchase of Career Connected Learning (-$11.2M) $948.56M) water filters, including labor costs Funding for ESD coordinators areSchool Construction Assistanceof remediation design, installation OSPI funding are both reduced. Program (SCAP) ($429.6M) and construction ($1M).Paraeducator Training UnderspentSeven s.ds, with 11 eligible projectsWAMOA consults with OSPI and (-$9M) according to OSPI ($424.9M);the Department of Health on the Savings are achieved by reducingStudy and Survey grants ($4.7M) administration of this grant. paraeducator training grants toSchool Inventory & Condition DataSmall District and Tribal Compact align with actual spending. Collection ($1.3M) Schools Modernization Grants 20 WAMOA JOURNALSUMMER 2025'