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If the Student is Economically Disadvantaged, an English Learner, or a Student with a Disability, that Student instead generates an outcome bonus of twenty percent (20%) of the Base Funding Amount.
The Base Funding Amount will be adjusted annually by the two year average percent change in General State Aid allocated to District 150.
That the Board of Education of the City of Peoria School District 150 approve the Charter School Agreement between it and Peoria Charter School Initiative, Inc., an Illinois not-for-profit corporation doing business as Quest Charter Academy, attached as Exhibit B, with an initial Base Funding Amount for the 2015 – 2016 school year of $5,122,590.
The Department shall compare the LEA’s non-virtual school ADM value used in the TISA Base Funding Amount allocations for the three (3) prior school years.
For each of the Base Funding Amount and weighted components of the TISA, the Department will calculate thirty percent (30%) of the total statewide allocations generated under TISA for each component.
The Base Funding Amount in a given year is subject to an annual appropriation by the Tennessee General Assembly.
Elementary School: A Student who scored “meets expectations” or “exceeds expectations” on the 3rd grade ELA TCAP or any Student who scored “approaching” or “below” on the 3rd grade ELA TCAP but demonstrated Significant Growth on the 4th grade ELA TCAP generates an outcome bonus of ten percent (10%) of the Base Funding Amount.
Concentrated Poverty funding is calculated by multiplying the Base Funding Amount by the Concentrated Poverty weight as determined by law, and then multiply that amount by the school’s Title I eligible ADM.
Base Funding Amount is calculated by multiplying the total ADM by the base funding per-Student amount.
The Base Funding Amount for each state fiscal year will be determined and communicated to the County’s Authorized Representative by the State’s Authorized Representative (SAR) on or before August 31 of each fiscal year.