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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An additional sheet was required to be completed for those applying for a rate based on individually selected comparable districts . The application form has grown to 11 pages with 17 pages of instructions . An additional two sheets ...
An additional sheet was required to be completed for those applying for a rate based on individually selected comparable districts . The application form has grown to 11 pages with 17 pages of instructions . An additional two sheets ...
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To avoid this problem , the law provides tht payment rates be based on the amounts private property owners is generally comparable LEAs pay toward the cost of educating children . The law also establishes a minimum payment rate which is ...
To avoid this problem , the law provides tht payment rates be based on the amounts private property owners is generally comparable LEAs pay toward the cost of educating children . The law also establishes a minimum payment rate which is ...
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cant and basing each applicant's payment rate on the comparable LEA's average expenditure per pupil from local revenues . The comparability criteria are the same in both procedures ; both require OE to compute payment rates using data ...
cant and basing each applicant's payment rate on the comparable LEA's average expenditure per pupil from local revenues . The comparability criteria are the same in both procedures ; both require OE to compute payment rates using data ...
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We recommended that procedures be developed by OE for approving Federal payment rates based on comparable LEAs which are consistent with OE's instructions for selecting such LEAs . HEW said that present procedures provide for a review ...
We recommended that procedures be developed by OE for approving Federal payment rates based on comparable LEAs which are consistent with OE's instructions for selecting such LEAs . HEW said that present procedures provide for a review ...
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There were in 1975 1,632 applicant school districts in states using individually selected comparable districts to compute rates . Of the 1632 applicant districts , only 546 actually received a rate higher than either of the two minimums ...
There were in 1975 1,632 applicant school districts in states using individually selected comparable districts to compute rates . Of the 1632 applicant districts , only 546 actually received a rate higher than either of the two minimums ...
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