Proposed Bill No. 6452 aims to limit the financial burden on local and regional boards of education regarding the outplacement of special education students. The bill stipulates that the cost for such outplacement will be capped at the greater of two times the per pupil cost of the average student in the same grade level within the school district, or three times the per pupil amount determined by the town's equalization aid grant formula. Additionally, the bill mandates that boards of education must pay either one-third of the average cost per special education pupil in that grade or one-half of the per pupil amount for the town, whichever is higher, for students who are home-schooled, enrolled in nonpublic schools, or charter schools, provided these students are testing at grade level.

The proposed changes to title 10 of the general statutes include the insertion of new financial caps and responsibilities for school districts, while no specific deletions from current law are noted in the summary. The intent of the bill is to create a more manageable financial framework for school districts when it comes to special education services, ensuring that costs are predictable and equitable.