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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Proration 989,036.83 TABLE 4 Estimated Operating Budget Part I 1977-78 Part I $ 27,000,000.00 Possible loss of Cagetory " B " Students 1,402,721.84 Percent loss to Operating Budget 5Z STATEMENT OF MAX BRUNER , JR . , SUPERINTENDENT OF ...
Proration 989,036.83 TABLE 4 Estimated Operating Budget Part I 1977-78 Part I $ 27,000,000.00 Possible loss of Cagetory " B " Students 1,402,721.84 Percent loss to Operating Budget 5Z STATEMENT OF MAX BRUNER , JR . , SUPERINTENDENT OF ...
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These LEA's were judgmentally selected based on ( 1 ) the number of eligible children in the LEA , ( 2 ) the percent of LEA's which had received total payments , ( 3 ) the percent of eligible children to total number of children in the ...
These LEA's were judgmentally selected based on ( 1 ) the number of eligible children in the LEA , ( 2 ) the percent of LEA's which had received total payments , ( 3 ) the percent of eligible children to total number of children in the ...
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The first year the LEA did not meet the three percent eligibility requirement , it was eligible to receive full entitlement for the number of children claimed . The second succeeding year the three percent eligibility requirement was ...
The first year the LEA did not meet the three percent eligibility requirement , it was eligible to receive full entitlement for the number of children claimed . The second succeeding year the three percent eligibility requirement was ...
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18 Conclusion : The inclusion of the LEA's which did not meet the three percent eligibility requirement would skew the final outcome . Hence , this fact should be carefully considered in the interpretation of this portion of the report ...
18 Conclusion : The inclusion of the LEA's which did not meet the three percent eligibility requirement would skew the final outcome . Hence , this fact should be carefully considered in the interpretation of this portion of the report ...
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Remember , of our expenditures overwhelmingly administrative costs are in the very low percentage point . So , most of this money we can say is in ... It also indicated that the contested cards in the program were less than 1 percent .
Remember , of our expenditures overwhelmingly administrative costs are in the very low percentage point . So , most of this money we can say is in ... It also indicated that the contested cards in the program were less than 1 percent .
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