Part 5, Impact Aid: Hearings Before the Subcommittee on Elementary, Secondary, and Vocational Education of the Committee on Education and Labor, House of Representatives, Ninety-fifth Congress, First Session on H.R. 15 to Extend for Five Years Certain Elementary, Secondary, and Other Education Programs, Hearings Held in Washington, D.C. ....U.S. Government Printing Office, 1977 - 1076 pages |
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Page 42
... disparity test , which is the only test which is final at the present time . However , it does not really become effective until after July 1st . It becomes effective in 1978 due to Public Law 94-482 . The effective date was set at July ...
... disparity test , which is the only test which is final at the present time . However , it does not really become effective until after July 1st . It becomes effective in 1978 due to Public Law 94-482 . The effective date was set at July ...
Page 98
... disparity ranges from the state high per pupil expenditure of $ 1,259 to a low of $ 430 . Hardin County , with a per pupil expenditure of $ 762 , is some $ 70 below the state average per pupil expenditure of $ 832 . I admit that if ...
... disparity ranges from the state high per pupil expenditure of $ 1,259 to a low of $ 430 . Hardin County , with a per pupil expenditure of $ 762 , is some $ 70 below the state average per pupil expenditure of $ 832 . I admit that if ...
Page 401
... disparity standard . Additionally , a wealth neutrality standard was published in proposed form ( for the second time ) on March 22 , 1977. When this standard becomes effective , it will serve as an alternative to the disparity standard ...
... disparity standard . Additionally , a wealth neutrality standard was published in proposed form ( for the second time ) on March 22 , 1977. When this standard becomes effective , it will serve as an alternative to the disparity standard ...
Page 402
... disparity standard requires that a State must demonstrate an expenditure or revenue disparity on a per pupil basis of no more than 25 percent when the 95th and 5th percentile districts in that State are compared . In calculating the ...
... disparity standard requires that a State must demonstrate an expenditure or revenue disparity on a per pupil basis of no more than 25 percent when the 95th and 5th percentile districts in that State are compared . In calculating the ...
Page 403
... disparity standard was chosen because it is a method of evaluating school finance programs in terms of equalization that has been used by both the courts and authorities in the field of school finance , and because it is believed that ...
... disparity standard was chosen because it is a method of evaluating school finance programs in terms of equalization that has been used by both the courts and authorities in the field of school finance , and because it is believed that ...
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