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Overview
This bill makes changes to how state education funds are distributed. Specifically, it modifies sections of the Arizona Revised Statutes related to funding for public education, including basic state aid, technology initiatives, workforce development, and support for tribal colleges. It also establishes a fee to be collected from counties, cities, towns, councils of governments, and regional transportation authorities to fund an integrated tax system modernization project at the Arizona Department of Revenue. The bill includes specific allocation guidelines for the fees, prioritizing distribution based on previous funding amounts.
Key provisions
- Adjusts the distribution of education funds among the superintendent of public instruction, universities, community colleges, and tribal colleges.
- Establishes a fee to be collected from local governments to support an integrated tax system modernization project.
- Sets specific fee amounts for counties, cities, towns, councils of governments, and regional transportation authorities.
- Outlines a formula for distributing the collected fees based on previous state funding allocations.
- Specifies the use of funds from the integrated tax system project fund.
- Modifies the distribution of funds for school safety and character education matching grants.
- Limits the amount of funds that can be appropriated for accountability purposes.
- Provides for the allocation of funds to the failing schools tutoring fund.
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