School Funding. The School will receive funding in accordance with the provisions of chapter 28A.710 RCW and associated rules and procedures.
Section 10.1 Accessibility
School Funding. BOARD will provide all funding the SCHOOL would normally receive, including entitlement funding available in all federal programs. BOARD will also ensure SCHOOL is included in applications for competitive grant funding as appropriate to its needs.
School Funding. The District will provide all funding that the School would normally receive, including entitlement funding (e.g. Title I, Parts A, C, D; Title II, Part A; Title III; Title IV, Parts A and B; Title IX, Part A). The District will also ensure that the School is included in applications for competitive grant funding as appropriate to its needs.
School Funding. In the event the current foundation of school funding through property taxation and involving the funding formulas is significantly restructured by the action of the Texas Legislature passed during the term of this Agreement such that the property tax contribution is significantly reduced, at HISD’s option the parties agree to review and possibly amend the terms of this Agreement.
School Funding. All Beacon Zone Schools shall be funded via a weighted student funding formula based on student need and in accordance with Board policy ADE and any subsequent updates to that policy. Funding structures will be aligned with the Denver Plan strategy of empowering schools through flexible, school-based decision-making, including the use of resources.
School Funding. Proposition 98, a constitutional amendment approved by the voters in 1988 and modified in 1990, establishes a minimum funding requirement for K-12 schools and community colleges, referred to as the minimum funding guarantee. The state meets the minimum guarantee through a combination of GF and local property tax revenues, as specified in the three main tests for calculating the guarantee. Each test takes into account certain inputs, including GF revenue, per capita personal income and student attendance. In Test 1 years, where schools receive a set percentage of state revenue, decreased property tax revenues are not backfilled by the state GF. If either Test 2 or Test 3 are operative, in which case the funding guarantee is based on prior year funding levels (including local property tax revenue) and other economic factors, the state GF must backfill any decreased property tax revenues for nonbasic aid districts.
School Funding. Eligibility and Calculation.
4.4.1. State School Aid as a LEA
4.4.1.1 The Charter School is entitled to receive directly from DESE an annual amount equal to the product of the charter school's weighted average daily attendance and the state adequacy target, multiplied by the dollar value modifier for the district, plus local tax revenues per weighted average daily attendance from the Incidental and teachers funds in excess of the performance levy as defined in section 163.011, RSMo, plus all other local and state aid attributable to such pupils.
4.4.1.2 The Charter School shall be eligible for transportation state aid pursuant to section 163.161, RSMo.
4.4.1.3 The Charter School shall be eligible for a proportionate share of state and federal resources generated by students with disabilities or staff serving them.
4.4.1.4 The Charter School shall be eligible for a proportionate share of money generated under other federal or state categorical aid programs to the extent the School serves students eligible for such aid.
School Funding. The School will receive funding in accordance with the provisions of HRS §302D-28 and associated rules and procedures.
School Funding. Within thirty (30) days after Tenant pays its real and personal property taxes for 2011, and continuing for each calendar year thereafter during the Term of this Agreement (each, a “Tax Year”), but no later than January 31st of the following year, Landlord and Tenant shall determine the amount of real and personal property taxes that Tenant paid for the prior Tax Year, commencing with the 2011 Tax Year, for the benefit of the Xxxxxxx Place School District (the “Xxxxxxx District”) by applying the school district tax rate to the assessed value of the On-Site Project and all property thereon subject to personal property taxes (“Annual Xxxxxxx District Tax Revenue”). If the Annual Xxxxxxx District Tax Revenue is less than $4,300,000, then no later than March 31st of each calendar year after the previous Tax Year, Tenant shall pay Landlord, as Additional Rent, an amount which equals $4,300,000 less the Annual Xxxxxxx District Tax Revenue. Tenant shall have no obligation to make additional payments to Landlord under this Section 5(e) for any particular Tax Year if the Annual Xxxxxxx Tax Revenue for such Tax Year is equal to or greater than $4,300,000. If the Xxxxxxx District is consolidated with one or more school districts or is eliminated or otherwise ceases to function as a school district or as a taxing jurisdiction, and the real and/or personal property taxes paid by taxpayers for the benefit of the Xxxxxxx District (or its consolidated, reconfigured or replacement district as provided in this sentence) are reduced, the $4,300,000 amount by which Tenant’s payment obligation is determined shall be reduced accordingly. Tenant shall not receive credit against the above-described obligation for any taxes levied by taxing authorities that do not finance the Xxxxxxx District (or its consolidated, reconfigured or replacement district as provided in the preceding sentence) such as, by way of example only, the Special School District or the Community College District.” To the fullest extent permitted by law, the Landlord shall indemnify and hold harmless the Tenant from and against any claims against the Tenant, including interest, penalties and litigation expenses, from third parties, relating to the use by the Landlord of the rent paid by Tenant in accordance with Section 5(e) (“School Funding Damages”). In the event that the Landlord is unable under Missouri law to indemnify the Tenant for any School Funding Damages, Tenant may offset the amount of the School Fun...
School Funding. Eligibility and Calculation.
4.4.1. State School Aid as a LEA