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ID S1189
Bill
Status
4/10/2015
Primary Sponsor
Finance Committee
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AI Summary
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Appropriates $15,785,700 for fiscal year 2016 (July 1, 2015 – June 30, 2016) to the Public Schools Educational Support Program/Division of Central Services from General Fund ($14,395,700), Public Schools Other Income ($1,000,000), and Cigarette, Tobacco and Lottery Income Taxes ($390,000).
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Allocates up to $4,060,000 for literacy programs, intervention services for non-Title I schools, and math initiative programs; requires the Superintendent of Public Instruction to report effectiveness by February 1, 2017.
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Directs funding for wireless technology infrastructure in high schools ($1,963,200), professional development ($2,700,000), student assessments ($1,703,500), digital content and credit recovery ($1,554,000), and technology education services ($1,000,000).
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Allocates $390,000 for Safe and Drug-Free Schools Program, with up to $300,000 passed through to the Division of Building Safety to conduct security assessments of approximately 150 schools.
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Defines "distributed" funds (transferred to districts with no state withholding) and "expended" funds (paying for state contracts or administration), and provides that budget surpluses or deficits be included in year-end reconciliation for Section 33-1018 funding calculations.
Legislative Description
Appropriates $15,785,700 for the Public Schools Educational Support Program/Division of Central Services for fiscal year 2016; directs the use for literacy programs, intervention services and math initiative programs; directs the use for the Safe and Drug-Free Schools program; directs the use for limited English proficiency programs; directs the use for student assessments; directs the use for performance evaluations; directs the use for wireless technology services; directs the use for wireless technology infrastructure; directs the use for professional development; directs the use for an instructional management system; provides legislative intent related to the use for digital content and credit recovery; provides legislative intent for content and curriculum related to technology; defines terms; and provides guidance on year-end reconciliation.
APPROPRIATIONS
Last Action
Signed by Governor on 04/10/15 Session Law Chapter 325 Effective: 07/01/2015
4/10/2015