Rhode Island S3015 establishes a new education funding and accountability act, revising the funding formula for all public schools in Rhode Island.
Rhode Island S3015 introduces a comprehensive framework for funding public education, emphasizing sufficiency, equity, and accountability. The act establishes a new funding formula that allocates resources based on student needs, ensuring equitable distribution of state and local resources. It defines a core education amount (CEA) as the baseline annual cost per student, adjusted annually for inflation.
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