Establishes the "School District Shared Services Task Force."

S 3321 establishes the "School District Shared Services Task Force" to study how New Jersey school districts share administrative, educational, and operational services with other districts, municipalities, and counties, with the goal of improving efficiency and expanding program options for students. The task force, composed of 9 members including state education officials, legislative appointees, and representatives from school boards, municipalities, and counties, will examine current arrangements, implementation challenges, funding needs, and potential impacts on district consolidation. It must submit a final report with recommendations to the Governor and Legislature within one year of its formation, after which the task force will expire. The bill does not implement new policies but creates a structured process for gathering data to inform future decisions about shared services.