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- Referred to education
- Referred to education
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Relates to state aid for certain school districts
In Assembly Committee · Education · Sponsor Catherine Nolan
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Title of bill
An act in relation to state aid for certain school districts
Purpose
Equity demands that state aid to the public high school district receiving the students shall be based on aid entitled to the public high school district which sends its students to the receiving public high school.
Summary of provisions
Section 1, When two school districts bear a relationship where under one school district, having no public high school, sends to the public high school of another school district all students that would otherwise attend public high school in the sending district, then that school aid which would be distributed to the sending school district under the present funding formula were it to have a public high school shall be distributed to the receiving high school.
Section 2, effective date.
Justification
Equity demands that state aid to the public high school district receiving the students shall be based on aid entitled to the public high school district which sends its students to the receiving public high school.
Legislative history
2008-07: S.5694 Referred to Education
Fiscal implications
To be determined.
Effective date
This act shall take effect immediately.
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