Relating to the improvement of certain school campuses based on the construction or rehabilitation of certain low income housing developments in the attendance zone of those campuses.

HB 1890 requires municipalities in specific large counties (population over 1.5 million, mostly within one city) to fund capital improvements for public school campuses when new low-income housing developments are built or rehabilitated within those schools' attendance zones. The bill mandates that municipalities request impact studies from school districts to determine necessary campus upgrades needed for increased student enrollment from the housing. Municipalities must then cover the costs of these agreed-upon improvements, including timelines for completion. This directly affects school districts and municipalities in qualifying counties where annexed land hosts such housing developments. The law applies only to developments under construction or rehabilitation starting after its effective date (September 1, 2025).