School district compliance-public records and meetings.

SF 123 requires school districts to ensure that entities they fund - such as organizations receiving over 60% of their funding from state sources - comply with public records and meeting laws. School districts cannot use state funds to support entities that fail to meet these requirements, unless funds are only used to achieve compliance. The bill excludes labor unions, teacher professional organizations, and private businesses providing goods/services from these rules. This policy extends existing public transparency laws to entities controlled by school districts, aiming to increase accountability for publicly funded activities.