Modifies method of allocating State aid for providing auxiliary and remedial services to nonpublic school students.
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This bill modifies how the state allocates financial aid to nonpublic schools for auxiliary and remedial services. It aims to improve the calculation of these aid amounts by basing them on the number of eligible students and the actual costs of providing these services. The bill also establishes a process for districts to apply for and receive reimbursement for these costs on a quarterly basis, and sets limits on administrative and facility costs associated with the aid.
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