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SB 400

TO AMEND THE FAIR-FUNDING PROGRAM.

2025 Regular Session Introduced by Fran Cavenaugh and 6 co-sponsors

SB 400 amends Arkansas's Fair-Funding Program and was signed into law as Act 933, affecting state fund allocation, though specific changes require the bill text.

Notification that SB400 is now Act 933
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Bill Summary · SB 400

Legislative bill overview

SB 400 amends Arkansas's Fair-Funding Program, though the bill text itself was not provided for detailed analysis. Based on the legislative timeline, the bill successfully passed both chambers and was signed into law as Act 933 in April 2025. Without access to the specific amendments, the precise policy changes cannot be determined.

Why is this important

The Fair-Funding Program typically relates to education or resource distribution in Arkansas. Amendments to such programs can affect how state funds are allocated across districts or institutions, potentially influencing service delivery, equity, or fiscal accountability. The quick passage and gubernatorial signature suggest legislative consensus on the proposed changes.

Potential points of contention

  • Funding allocation methodology – Changes to how funds are distributed across regions or demographics may benefit some areas while disadvantaging others
  • Implementation costs and timeline – Amendments may require new administrative processes or systems that could burden local entities
  • Stakeholder impact clarity – Without the bill text, it's unclear which groups (students, districts, providers) benefit or bear costs from the amendments

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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