Equal Opportunity for Students with Special Needs Act; extend repealer on educational scholarship accounts (ESA).

This bill extends the expiration date of the Equal Opportunity for Students with Special Needs Act, which governs Mississippi's Education Scholarship Account (ESA) program for students with disabilities. It requires parents to certify that their student has been accepted into a school capable of addressing their specific special education needs before they can use ESA funds. The legislation also mandates that eligible schools report student performance data, such as graduation rates and exam results, and allows schools to choose between state-approved or nationally standardized tests for measuring student achievement. Additionally, the bill clarifies that any refunds or rebates from service providers must be automatically credited back to the student's account rather than given as cash, and it ensures that funds remain available for a student until they graduate, turn 21, or return to a public school.