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AB 126 and California Charter Schools: What the New Education Trailer Bill Means for Your School

July 10, 2026

Who Should Attend

  • Charter school administrators and executive directors
  • Charter school board members
  • Business managers and financial officers
  • Academic directors and program coordinators
  • Legal counsel and compliance officers
  • CMO administrators

On July 9, 2026, the Governor signed AB 126 (Chapter 65, Statutes of 2026), the education omnibus budget trailer bill for 2026–27. As a budget-related measure, the legislation takes effect immediately, and while the bill touches nearly every corner of California’s K–12 system, several provisions carry direct and significant consequences for California charter schools.

 

Join the attorneys of Young, Minney & Corr, LLP for a practical briefing on what AB 126 means for charter school operators, administrators, and boards, and the steps schools should take now to stay compliant. This session cuts through a lengthy trailer bill to focus on the charter-specific provisions and the deadlines that come with them.

 

What We Will Cover:

  • Expanded Chartering-authority Oversight
  • Updated Auditor/Audit Requirement
  • New Contractor and Vendor Approval Policy Mandate
  • Credentialing
  • Criminal Background Checks
  • Family/Pregnancy Leave

 

Attendees will leave with a clear picture of which provisions demand near-term action and which carry 2027 compliance deadlines.

TIME: ON DEMAND

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Lisa Corr, Esq.
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