SB5192 outlines funding allocations for school districts to cover materials, supplies, and operating costs, with specific provisions for high-poverty.
SB5192 details the allocation of state funding to school districts for basic education materials, supplies, and operating costs. It specifies funding for high-poverty schools, where at least 50% of students qualify for free or reduced-price meals. The bill also provides additional funding for students needing extra academic support, including those in learning assistance programs, transitional bilingual instruction, and career and technical education courses. Funding is adjusted annually for inflation and is based on full-time equivalent student enrollment.
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