Examples of BASE aid in a sentence

In ordering the distribution of BASE aid, the board of public education may not increase or decrease the BASE aid distribution to any district on account of any difference that may occur during the school fiscal year between budgeted and actual receipts from any other source of school revenue.
Income from school trust lands and interest from the public school permanent fund are set aside in a “Guarantee Account” and statutorily appropriated to fund K-12 BASE aid.
Those school districts that are identified as successful school districts in relation to other similarly situated districts may be used to evaluate whether the BASE aid amount is reasonably calculated to ensure that students will continue to meet or exceed the educational goal set forth in K.S.A. 2016 Supp.
This section is amended to clarify that for the determination of increases due to unusual enrollment increase, the amount of increase will include BASE aid and the special education allowable cost payment.
The Highest Budget Allowed is either the current year maximum or the previous year’s adopted budget, plus increases in the BASE aid components as defined in 20-9-325 and 20-9-327-330, MCA and increases in the per-ANB and Basic Entitlements.

More Definitions of BASE aid

BASE aid means the lesser of (1) the total amount of aid it received under this section in

BASE aid means the core curriculum teacher payment, which includes:

BASE aid means the amount of the grant pursuant to section 10-262h that a town was eligible to receive for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2007.

BASE aid means eighty percent of the aggregate amount of money

BASE aid means the amount of base aid for student excellence set forth in

BASE aid means the basic curriculum teacher payment provided in [section 53] and the basic