Expands provisions governing pilot recovery high schools

HB 1386 creates up to four pilot recovery high schools in Missouri to serve students with substance use disorders (as defined by the DSM) alongside their regular high school education. These schools, established by school districts or partnerships, must meet state education standards and recovery program requirements, including accreditation by a recognized body. Eligible students (including those with co-occurring conditions like anxiety or depression) cannot be denied enrollment based on race, disability, or other protected factors. The bill outlines how sending districts pay tuition based on state formulas, covers special education costs separately, and prohibits attributing school performance data to the sending district or sponsoring entity.