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Contractual Services 0 500,000 500,000 500,000 Commodities 0 533,513 533,513 533,513 Subsidies, Loans & Grants 0 2,957,619,212 2,994,125,116 2,999,807,016 Totals 0 2,958,652,725 2,995,158,629 3,000,840,529 State Appropriations 0 2,690,627,163 2,727,133,067 2,732,814,967 State Support Special Funds 0 268,025,562 268,025,562 268,025,562 Totals 0 2,958,652,725 2,995,158,629 3,000,840,529 General Funds 0 2,690,627,163 2,727,133,067 2,732,814,967 State Support Funds 0 268,025,562 268,025,562 268,025,562 Totals 0 2,958,652,725 2,995,158,629 3,000,840,529 Agency Description and Programs House Bill 4130 of the 2024 Regular Legislative Session repealed and replaced the Mississippi Adequate Education Program (MAEP), with the new Mississippi Student Funding Formula.
The new Funding Formula is now the primary funding source for school districts in the state. The primary funding component of the Formula is the student base amount. This calculation is performed every four years to determine the amount required to educate a child with no additional or special needs.
Additional funding weights are also applied for low-income students, students in concentrated poverty, English language learners, Special Education (SPED) Tier I, SPED Tier II, SPED Tier III, high school students enrolled in career and technical education courses, gifted students and students in sparse areas. All funding from the MAEP (205-00) was moved into the new Funding Formula effective June 30, 2024. 1.
Funding Formula This program provides funding through the Mississippi Student Funding Formula to all public school districts in the state. Total Funds 0 2,958,652,725 2,995,158,629 3,000,840,529 Education - Student Funding Formula File: 209-00
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Educational Technology, Media, and Materials for Individuals with Disabilities Program (Stepping-up Technology Implementation competition) is sponsored by U.S. Department of Education. This program aims to improve results for students with disabilities by promoting the development, demonstration, and use of technology; supporting educational activities of value in the classroom for students with disabilities; providing captioning and video description; and ens…
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