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Senator · Senate District 45
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- Referred to education
- Referred to education
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BILL NUMBER:S1027
Title of bill
An act to amend the education law, in relation to authorizing school districts to establish reserve funds for the payment of the costs and expenses of programs of special education
Purpose
Authorizes school districts to establish a reserve fun to cover the costs and expenses of providing special education programs
Summary of provisions
Section one- adds two new subdivisions to section 3651 of the education law to provide for the establishment of a reserve fund for the payments of the costs and expenses of providing programs of special education.
Section two- contains the effective date.
Existing law
Section 3651 of the Education Law relates to special revenue funds
Justification
Under the current state education aid formula, each school district's aid is based on enrollment from the previous school year. There are many instances when new students enroll in a school district or enroll during a school year who require special education services. This legislation seeks to ameliorate this situation by permitting school distracts' to establish a special reserve fund for special education purposes so that the district will have the funds to pay for the needed program in the year the child receives the service.
Legislative history
2007/08: S. 5365 Referred to Education Committee 2009/10: S. 296 Referred to Education Committee 2012: S. 6125 Referred to Education Committee
Fiscal implications
None to the State
Effective date
This act shall take effect immediately.
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