State Aid Funding Formula Renée McWaters Executive Director State Aid Section.

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State Aid Funding Formula Renée McWaters Executive Director State Aid Section

TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE DOCUMENT SOURCES OF REVENUE SOURCES OF REVENUE STATE AID FORMULA STATE AID FORMULA PENALTIES / ADJUSTMENTS PENALTIES / ADJUSTMENTS SCHOOL CONSOLIDATION / ANNEX. SCHOOL CONSOLIDATION / ANNEX. POLICIES / PROCEDURES POLICIES / PROCEDURES SCHOOL FINANCE

STATE - APPROPRIATED REVENUES $2.279 BILLION FOR : $2.279 BILLION FOR : u $ 1.8B FINANCIAL SUPPORT OF SCHOOLS u $401.2M SCHOOL ACTIVITIES (Line items) u $ 33.0M TEXTBOOKS (Flexibility) u $ 3.2M SCH. CONSOLIDATION ASSISTANCE u $ 3.2M TEACHER RETIREMENT SYSTEM SB 1959 Supplemental Funding  $ 37.6M Certified & Support FBA  $ 14.8M National Board Certification STATE SOURCES OF REVENUE

STATE AID FORMULA FOR OKLAHOMA SCHOOL DISTRICTS

FIVE DATA ELEMENTS  ATTENDANCE AUDITS  SPECIAL EDUCATION COUNTS  BILINGUAL COUNTS  CHILD NUTRITION - FREE / REDUCED-PRICE LUNCH COUNTS FREE / REDUCED-PRICE LUNCH COUNTS  GIFTED COUNTS

AVERAGE DAILY MEMBERSHIP WITH GRADE LEVEL WEIGHTS WITH GRADE LEVEL WEIGHTS SPECIAL CATEGORIES TIMES EACH CATEGORY WEIGHT (Special Education, Economically Disadvantaged, Gifted, Bilingual) TEACHER INDEX DISTRICT CALCULATIONS: SMALL SCHOOL DISTRICT WEIGHT (Whichever is larger) or ISOLATION WEIGHT COMPONENTS OF THE WEIGHTED ADM

PK* 3 (3 yr. old w/ IEP) 1.2 Early Child. / PK (Half Day)0.7 Early Child. / PK (Full Day)1.3 Kindergarten (Half Day)1.3 Kindergarten (Full Day)1.5 1st - 2nd grade rd grade th - 6th grade1.0 7th - 12th grade1.2 Out-of-Home Placement 1.5 *PK = Prekindergarten GRADE WEIGHTS

OUT-OF-HOME PLACEMENT GRADE WEIGHTS GradeWeight OHP1 (12+ Bed Facility)1.5 OHP2 (10 Bed Facility)1.8 OHP3 (8 Bed Facility)2.3 OHP4 (6 Bed Facility)3.0

STUDENTS PK 3 1.2x 10= 12.0 Early Child. / PK (Half Day) 0.7x 30= 21.0 Early Child. / PK (Full Day) 1.3x60= 78.0 Kindergarten (Full Day) 1.5x100= st - 2nd grade1.351x200= rd grade1.051x100= th - 6th grade1.0x200= th - 12th grade 1.2x300= ,000 1, ,000 1,196.3 This calculated number will be the Weighted Pupil Grade Level Calculation. GRADE WEIGHTS

WEIGHTED PUPIL CATEGORIES WEIGHTED PUPIL CATEGORIES SPECIAL EDUCATION WEIGHTS: SPECIAL EDUCATION WEIGHTS: LD0.40MR (EMH + TMR)1.30 LD0.40MR (EMH + TMR)1.30 HI (D + HH)2.90ED2.50 VI3.80PH (OI + OHI)1.20 MH2.40 D/B3.80 SI0.05TBI2.40 Autism2.40 OTHER CATEGORIES: OTHER CATEGORIES: Gifted0.34 Economically Bilingual0.25 Disadvantaged0.25

WEIGHTS STUDENTS WEIGHTS STUDENTS Learning Disabled 0.40x13=5.20 HI (D + HH) 2.90x6=17.40 Visually Impaired 3.80x1=3.80 MH 2.40x10=24.00 Speech Impaired 0.05x25=1.25 Autism 2.40 x4=9.60 Gifted 0.34 x100=34.00 Bilingual 0.25 x300=75.00 Econ. Disadv x 600= , Add the weighted categories computed above. This figure will be the Weighted Pupil Category calculation. WEIGHTED PUPIL CATEGORIES WEIGHTED PUPIL CATEGORIES

1 = Autism = 2.4 Econ. Disadvg. =.25 Grade 1 = GRADE WEIGHT PLUS SPECIAL CATEGORIES

Autism = 2.4 Econ. Disadvg. =.25 KG = = = 4.15 GRADE WEIGHT PLUS SPECIAL CATEGORIES

TEACHER INDEX TEACHER INDEX √ Number of Teachers √ Number of Teachers √ Level of Degree √ Level of Degree √ Index is determined by comparing district’s prior year totals to the state average √ Index is determined by comparing district’s prior year totals to the state average DISTRICT WEIGHTS

SPARSITY / ISOLATION WEIGHT SPARSITY / ISOLATION WEIGHT √ IF DISTRICT AREA IN SQUARE MILES IS GREATER THAN THE STATE AVERAGE AREA IN SQUARE MILES (134): √ IF DISTRICT AREA IN SQUARE MILES IS GREATER THAN THE STATE AVERAGE AREA IN SQUARE MILES (134): COMPUTE AREAL DENSITY √ IF DISTRICT AREAL DENSITY IS LESS THAN 2.33, CALCULATE THE DISTRICT SPARSITY ISOLATION WEIGHT √ IF DISTRICT AREAL DENSITY IS LESS THAN 2.33, CALCULATE THE DISTRICT SPARSITY ISOLATION WEIGHT WADM formula chooses the greater of these two weights DISTRICT WEIGHTS

Title 70 § 3-142v2 Paragraph B: “The weighted average daily membership for the first year of operation of a charter school shall be determined initially by multiplying the actual enrollment of students as of August 1 by The charter school shall receive revenue equal to that which would be generated by the estimated weighted average daily membership calculated pursuant to this subsection. At midyear, the allocation for the charter school shall be adjusted using the first quarter weighted average daily membership for the charter school calculated pursuant to subsection A of this section.” First Year WADM

FOR FORMULA Weighted ADM* Weighted ADM* FY10 Raw ADM x Grade Level Weight Student Category Weights: Special Education=October 1, 2009 Gifted=October 1, 2009 Bilingual=October 1, 2009 Econ. Disadv.=October 2009 Teacher Index=November 2009 District Weights: Small School Weight using Final 2010 Raw ADM Isolation Weight using Final 2010 Raw ADM Total FY10 Weighted ADM** *ADM (Average Daily Membership) *ADM (Average Daily Membership) **The higher of the two totals is to be used for the initial allocation in July Weighted ADM* Weighted ADM* FY11 Raw ADM x Grade Level Weight Student Category Weights: Special Education=October 1, 2010 Gifted= October 1, 2010 Bilingual=October 1, 2010 Econ. Disadv.=October 2010 Teacher Index=November 2010 District Weights: Small School Weight using Final 2011 Raw ADM Isolation Weight using Final 2011 Raw ADM Total FY11 Weighted ADM**

Weighted ADM First Nine-Week Raw ADM x Grade Level Weight Student Category Weights: Special Education=October 1, 2011 Gifted=October 1, 2011 Bilingual=October 1, 2011 Econ. Disadv.= October 2011 Teacher Index=November 2011 District Weights: Small School Weight using First Nine-Week Raw ADM Isolation Weight using First Nine-Week Raw ADM Total FY2012 First Nine-Week Weighted ADM*** ***The highest of the three totals is to be used for the allocation in January FOR FORMULA

Funding for Midyear Title 70 § Paragraph B: “The State Department of Education shall retain not less than one and one - half percent (1.5%) of the total funds appropriated for financial support of schools, to be used to make midyear adjustments in State Aid which shall be reflected in the final allocations.” “The State Department of Education shall retain not less than one and one - half percent (1.5%) of the total funds appropriated for financial support of schools, to be used to make midyear adjustments in State Aid which shall be reflected in the final allocations.”

 January 15: Notify schools of their new “Final” Tentative Allocation.  Penalties, tax settlements, and unsettled disputes might still change this “Final” Allocation FORMULA TIMELINES

WEIGHTED ADMs WEIGHTED ADM AVERAGE DAILY MEMBERSHIP WITH GRADE WEIGHTS WITH GRADE WEIGHTS SPECIAL ED. WEIGHTS SUMMER PROGRAM00 GIFTED BILINGUAL TEACHER INDEX ECONOMICALLY DISADV SMALL SCHOOL OR ISOLATION00 TOTAL WEIGHTED ADM:

FIRST NINE FIRST NINE WEEKS WEEKS WEIGHTED ADM AVERAGE DAILY MEMBERSHIP WITH GRADE WEIGHTS SPECIAL ED. CHILD COUNT SUMMER PROGRAM GIFTED BILINGUAL TEACHER INDEX ECONOMICALLY DISADV SMALL SCHOOL OR ISOLATION TOTAL WEIGHTED ADM: WEIGHTED ADMs

SOURCES OF REVENUE FOR OKLAHOMA SCHOOL DISTRICTS

LOCAL SOURCES OF REVENUE AD VALOREM TAX LEVY GENERAL FUND - 39 MILLS GENERAL FUND - 39 MILLS BUILDING FUND - 5 MILLS BUILDING FUND - 5 MILLS SINKING FUND* SINKING FUND* * AS VOTED FOR BOND ISSUES AND LEVIED FOR JUDGMENTS * AS VOTED FOR BOND ISSUES AND LEVIED FOR JUDGMENTS

“CHARGEABLE” REVENUE AD VALOREM TOTAL AD VALOREM TOTAL “ADJUSTED” REAL PROPERTY “ADJUSTED” REAL PROPERTY PERSONAL PROPERTY * PERSONAL PROPERTY * PUBLIC SERVICE PROPERTY PUBLIC SERVICE PROPERTY *County voted to delete ‘Individual’ *County voted to delete ‘Individual’ Personal Property Tax Personal Property Tax

STATE - DEDICATED REVENUES GROSS PRODUCTION TAX GROSS PRODUCTION TAX MOTOR VEHICLE COLLECTIONS MOTOR VEHICLE COLLECTIONS RURAL ELECTRIFICATION ASSOCIATION (REA) TAX RURAL ELECTRIFICATION ASSOCIATION (REA) TAX STATE SCHOOL LAND EARNINGS STATE SCHOOL LAND EARNINGS STATE SOURCES OF REVENUE

NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM TITLE I TITLE I TITLE II TITLE II TITLE VI TITLE VI SPECIAL EDUCATION SPECIAL EDUCATION IMPACT AID IMPACT AID ADULT EDUCATION ADULT EDUCATION FEDERAL SOURCES OF REVENUE

2011 TOTAL GENERAL FUND REVENUE SOURCES SOURCE AMOUNT % SOURCE AMOUNT % LOCAL AND COUNTY $ 1,129,890,923 25% STATE DEDICATED $ 415,385,677 9% STATE APPROPRIATED $ 2,144,838,504 49% FEDERAL $ 775,184,295 17% TOTAL GENERAL FUND $ 4,465,299, %

EQUITY IN THE FORMULA VERT H O R I Z O N T A L CAL

EXAMPLE OF THE STATE AID FORMULA FOUNDATION AID: (A) WEIGHTED ADM Times FOUNDATION AID FACTOR WEIGHTED ADM Times FOUNDATION AID FACTOR X $1,587 = $ 448, X $1,587 = $ 448,470 Minus TOTAL CHARGEABLES - 233,333 Minus TOTAL CHARGEABLES - 233,333 $ 215,137 (A) $ 215,137 (A) TRANSPORTATION AID: (B) $ 6,000 (B) SALARY INCENTIVE AID: (C) WEIGHTED ADM Times INCENTIVE AID FACTOR X $72.72 = $ 20, X $72.72 = $ 20, Minus (ADJUSTED AD VALOREM / 1000) 1, $ 19, $ 19, Times 20 = $ 390,788 (C) TOTAL STATE AID = (A) + (B) + (C) = $ 611,925

X $ 3, $ 554,508 JULYFUNDING* * Chargeables Not Considered **Assuming no midyear factor change X $ 3, $ 612,994 JANUARYFUNDING* TOTAL WEIGHTED ADM:TIMES FORMULA FACTORS * TOTAL $$ EQUALS: WEIGHTED ADMs **

TOTAL WEIGHTED ADM:TIMESFORMULAFACTORS TOTAL $$ EQUALS: X $ 3, $ 554,508 JULYFUNDING* JANUARYFUNDING* *Chargeables Not Considered **Assuming no midyear factor change WEIGHTED ADMs

AUGUST8%SEPTEMBER10% OCTOBER9%NOVEMBER 9% DECEMBER9%JANUARY 9% FEBRUARY9%MARCH 9% APRIL9%MAY10% JUNE9% PAYMENT SCHEDULE 35

AUGUST 8%SEPTEMBER18% OCTOBER27%NOVEMBER 36% DECEMBER45%JANUARY 54% FEBRUARY63%MARCH72% APRIL81%MAY91% JUNE 100% ACCUMULATED PERCENTAGE 36

Renée McWaters State Aid Section