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1 1 Amend the amendment, S-5417, to House File 2496, as
1 2 passed by the House, as follows:
1 3 #1. By striking page 1, line 5, through page 3,
1 4 line 34, and inserting the following:
1 5 "4. AT-RISK PROGRAMS.
1 6 a. In order to provide additional funding to
1 7 school districts for programs serving at-risk pupils
1 8 in grades nine through twelve, a supplementary
1 9 weighting plan for at-risk pupils is adopted. A
1 10 supplementary weighting of one hundred twenty-eight
1 11 ten-thousandths per pupil shall be assigned to the
1 12 percentage of pupils in a school district enrolled in
1 13 grades one through six, as reported by the school
1 14 district on the basic educational data survey for the
1 15 base year, who are eligible for free and reduced price
1 16 meals under the federal National School Lunch Act and
1 17 the federal Child Nutrition Act of 1966, 42 U.S.C. }
1 18 1751-1785, multiplied by the budget enrollment in the
1 19 school district. Amounts received as supplementary
1 20 weighting for at-risk pupils shall be utilized by a
1 21 school district to develop or maintain alternative
1 22 programs or an at-risk pupils' program, including
1 23 alternative high school programs, and shall be in
1 24 addition to and not supplanting moneys appropriated in
1 25 section 279.51 and moneys otherwise appropriated by
1 26 law to supplement that funding.
1 27 b. Notwithstanding paragraph "a", a school
1 28 district which received supplementary weighting for an
1 29 alternative high school program offered by a community
1 30 college for the school budget year beginning July 1,
1 31 1999, shall receive an amount of supplementary
1 32 weighting for the next five school budget years as
1 33 follows:
1 34 (1) For the budget year beginning July 1, 2000,
1 35 the greater of the amount of supplementary weighting
1 36 determined pursuant to paragraph "a", or one hundred
1 37 percent of the amount received for the budget year
1 38 beginning July 1, 1999.
1 39 (2) For the budget year beginning July 1, 2001,
1 40 the greater of the amount of supplementary weighting
1 41 determined pursuant to paragraph "a", or seventy-five
1 42 percent of the amount received for the budget year
1 43 beginning July 1, 1999.
1 44 (3) For the budget year beginning July 1, 2002,
1 45 the greater of the amount of supplementary weighting
1 46 determined pursuant to paragraph "a", or fifty percent
1 47 of the amount received for the budget year beginning
1 48 July 1, 1999.
1 49 (4) For the budget year beginning July 1, 2003,
1 50 the greater of the amount of supplementary weighting
2 1 determined pursuant to paragraph "a", or twenty-five
2 2 percent of the amount received for the budget year
2 3 beginning July 1, 1999.
2 4 (5) For the budget year beginning July 1, 2004,
2 5 and succeeding budget years, the amount of
2 6 supplementary weighting determined pursuant to
2 7 paragraph "a".
2 8 If a school district receives an amount pursuant to
2 9 this paragraph "b" which exceeds the amount the
2 10 district would otherwise have received pursuant to
2 11 paragraph "a", the department of management shall
2 12 annually determine the amount of the excess that would
2 13 have been state aid and the amount that would have
2 14 been property tax if the school district had generated
2 15 that amount pursuant to paragraph "a", and shall
2 16 include the amounts in the state aid payments and
2 17 property tax levies of school districts. The
2 18 department of management shall recalculate the
2 19 supplementary weighting amount received each year to
2 20 reflect the amount of the reduction in funding from
2 21 one budget year to the next pursuant to subparagraphs
2 22 (1) through (5)."
2 23
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2 25
2 26 MIKE CONNOLLY
2 27 MICHAEL E. GRONSTAL
2 28 BILL FINK
2 29 ROBERT E. DVORSKY
2 30 BETTY A. SOUKUP
2 31 PATRICIA HARPER
2 32 STEVEN D. HANSEN
2 33 HF 2496.705 78
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