An Act relative to recovery high schools

This bill defines "Recovery High Schools" as public schools specifically designed for students impacted by substance use, mental health issues, or trauma. It requires districts to transfer state funding to these schools for eligible students who meet clinical and academic criteria, ensuring they receive a comprehensive academic and social-emotional curriculum along with a structured recovery plan. The legislation also mandates that these schools submit data on student academic performance and recovery progress to state departments and authorizes the creation of new regulations to implement these changes.