1. State Foundation Funding in FY16 and FY17 Daria Shams, Senior Policy Analyst Office of Budget and School Funding

2. Traditional School District State Funding Mechanism

3. District State Funding Mechanism Foundation formula funding is a joint effort by the state and the district State sets the calculation and distribution parameters such as the per-pupil amounts and the state/district share of the funding and calculation methodology pursuant to provisions of Am. Sub. H. B. 64

4. District State Funding Mechanism State foundation funding is comprised of various components aimed at serving various student populations State foundation funding amounts to the sum total of a number of funding components

5. District State Funding Mechanism Prior to the calculation of each funding component certain distribution parameters have to be established The most relevant of these parameters is the ‘State Share Index’ which serves to equalize the funding distribution based on the wealth of the school district

6. District State Funding Mechanism State Share Index [Sec. 3317.017]: The calculation of this measure is a function of a wealth index that is calculated based on two measures of: 1.Valuation Index [Sec. 3317.017(A) & (E)] 2.Income Index [Sec. 3317.017(B)]

7. Valuation Index

8. The steps involved in the calculation of valuation index are as follows:

9. 1 For each district in FY16 and FY17 calculate a 3-year average valuation based on TY14, TY13 and TY12 data Valuation Index Calculation

10. 2 Calculate potential valuation by adding to the 3 year average valuation, TY14 exempt valuation Valuation Index Calculation

11. 3 For districts where exempt valuation is more than 30% of potential valuation, subtract the difference between exempt valuation and 30% of potential valuation to obtain the adjusted 3-year average valuation Valuation Index Calculation

12. 4 Divide adjusted 3-year average valuation by FY15 total ADM to obtain the district per-pupil adjusted 3-year average valuation Valuation Index Calculation

13. 5 Do calculation in step 1 for the state as a whole and divide the result by the FY15 statewide total ADM to get the state per- pupil unadjusted 3-year average valuation Valuation Index Calculation

14. 6 Calculate the ratio of district’s per-pupil adjusted 3-year average valuation from step 4 to the state’s per-pupil unadjusted 3 year average valuation from step 5 to obtain valuation index Valuation Index Calculation

15. Income Index

16. The steps involved in the calculation of the income index are as follows:

17. 1 Calculate the median income ratio of each district to the state by dividing the district’s TY13 median income by the TY13 state median of the medians figure of $32,873 Income Index Calculation

18. 2 Calculate the 3-year average federal adjusted gross income per pupil of each district by dividing TY13, TY12 and TY11 average by the FY15 formula ADM of the district Income Index Calculation

19. 3 Calculate the 3-year average federal adjusted gross income per pupil in step 2 for the state as a whole Income Index Calculation

20. 4 Calculate the ratio of the district 3- year average federal adjusted gross income per pupil from step 2 to the state 3-year average federal adjusted gross income per pupil from step 3 to get the federal adjusted gross income per pupil index for each district Income Index Calculation

21. 5 Combine the median income ratio calculated in step 1 with the federal adjusted gross income per pupil index calculated in step 4 at 50% each to obtain income index of each district Income Index Calculation

22. Wealth Index Calculation IF (valuation index) > (income index) & (ratio of district median income to state median income) <= 1.5 THEN (wealth index) = [(income index ) X 0.4] + [(valuation index X 0.6)] ELSE (wealth index) = (valuation index)

23. State Share Index Calculation IF (wealth index) <= 0.35 THEN (state share index) = 0.9 IF (wealth index) >= 1.8 THEN (state share index) = 0.05 IF 0.35 < (wealth Index) <= 0.9 THEN (state share index) = {0.4 X [(0.9 – (wealth index)) / 0.55]} + 0.5 IF 0.9 < (wealth index) < 1.8 THEN (state share index) = {0.45 X [(1.8 – (wealth index)) / 0.9]} + 0.05

24. Opportunity Grant Sec. 3317.022(A)(1) The most basic component of state aid which was previously referred to as basic aid or the formula amount (formula amount) X [(formula ADM) + (preschool scholarship ADM)] X (state share index) FY16 Formula Amount = $5,900 FY17 Formula Amount = $6,000

25. Targeted Assistance This funding is targeted to the lowest 490 school districts in terms of a wealth criterion that combines property wealth with the income of residents. Works similar to the old Parity Aid as the second tier of the foundation formula for districts with weaker tax bases. It is comprised of 2 tiers.

26. Tier 1 Targeted Assistance Sec. 3317.022(A)(2) & 3317.0217 1.Calculate a local wealth per current formula ADM measure by combining 3-year average valuation for the most recent 3 years per pupil with 3-year average federal adjusted gross income for the most recent 3 years per pupil at 50% strength each 2.Do calculation in #1 for the state as a whole

27. Tier 1 Targeted Assistance 3.Identify the district at 490 th position on the local wealth spectrum as threshold 4.Also, calculate a new wealth index for each district by dividing the state measure (#2) by that of the district (#1)

28. Tier 1 Targeted Assistance The process of fund distribution is as follows: 1.For districts below threshold, obtain the difference between local wealth per pupil of threshold and that of the district 2.Apply to the difference obtained in #1 above 6 mills times the new wealth index 3.Multiply net formula ADM of the district by the amount calculated in #2 above [((threshold wealth per pupil) – (district wealth per pupil)) X 0.006 X (new wealth index)] X (net formula ADM) Where, Net formula ADM is formula ADM excluding 75% of brick and mortar community school students and 100% of students in e- schools and all scholarship students

29. Tier 2 Targeted Assistance Sec. 3317.022(A)(2) & 3317.0217 This is called Supplemental Targeted Assistance and it targets additional assistance to heavily agricultural districts

30. Tier 2 Targeted Assistance For this calculation real property values for the most recent 3 years will be used in each year to calculate the ratio of agricultural real values to all real values as follows: Agricultural Ratio= (3-year average agricultural valuation) / (3-year average of all real property valuation)

31. Tier 2 Targeted Assistance Supplemental targeted assistance is calculated as follows: [(agricultural ratio) – 0.1] X [(formula amount) X 0.4] X (net formula ADM) IF <0 THEN = 0

32. Additional Special Education Funding Sec. 3317.022(A)(3) [((cat. 1 special ed ADM) X (cat. 1 per-pupil $)) + ((cat. 2 special ed ADM) X (cat. 2 per-pupil $)) + ((cat. 3 special ed ADM) X (cat. 3 per pupil $)) + ((cat. 4 special ed ADM) X (cat. 4 per pupil $)) + ((cat. 5 special ed ADM) X (cat. 5 per pupil $)) + ((cat. 6 special ed ADM) X (cat. 6 per pupil $))] X (state share index)

33. Additional Special Education Funding Cat. 1 Special Ed ADM = Speech Only Students Cat. 2 Special Ed ADM = Specific Learning Disabled, Developmentally Disabled and Other Health Impairments (minor) Students Cat. 3 Special Ed ADM = Hearing Disabled and Severe Behavior Disabled Students Cat. 4 Special Ed ADM = Visually Impaired and Other Health Impairments (major) Cat. 5 Special Ed ADM = Orthopedic Disabled and Multiple Disability Cat. 6 Special Ed ADM = Autistic, Deaf Blind and Traumatic Brain Injured

34. Additional Special Education Funding Cat. 1 Per-Pupil Amount is $1,547 and $1,578 in FY16 and FY17 respectively Cat. 2 Per-Pupil Amount is $3,926 and $4,005 in FY16 and FY17 respectively Cat. 3 Per-Pupil Amount is $9,433 and $9,622 in FY16 and FY17 respectively Cat. 4 Per-Pupil Amount is $12,589 and $12,841 in FY16 and FY17 respectively Cat. 5 Per-Pupil Amount is $17,049 and $17,390 in FY16 and FY17 respectively Cat. 6 Per-Pupil Amount is $25,134 and $25,637 in FY16 and FY17 respectively

35. K-3 Literacy Fund Sec. 3317.022(A)(4) The computation of this fund is based on formula ADM in grades K-3 and uses two per-pupil amounts for each year, one equalized by the state share index and the other one un-equalized. The per-pupil amounts are as follows: Fiscal YearEqualized $Un-equalized $ FY16: $184 $121 FY17: $193 $127 [(equalized $) X (K-3 ADM) X (state share index)] + [(un-equalized $) X (K-3 ADM)] Where, K-3 ADM excludes e-school count of students

36. Economically Disadvantaged Fund Sec. 3317.022(A)(5) This funding is targeted to disadvantaged students and is calculated as follows: (disadvantaged ADM) X (per-pupil $) X (economic index) Where, Per-pupil amount is $272 in both FY16 and FY17 Economic Index is the square of ratio of district disadvantaged % to the statewide disadvantaged %

37. Limited English Proficiency Fund Sec. 3317.022(A)(6) Funding aimed at serving LEP students calculated as follows: [((cat. 1 LEP ADM) X (cat. 1 per-pupil $)) + ((cat. 2 LEP ADM) X (cat. 2 per-pupil $)) + ((cat. 3 LEP ADM) X (cat. 3 per-pupil $))] X (state share index)

38. Limited English Proficiency Fund Sec. 3317.022(A)(6) Cat. 1 LEP ADM = Students who were enrolled for 180 days or less in US schools and were not exempted from taking the spring administration of required state English reading and writing tests Cat. 2 LEP ADM = Students who were enrolled for more than 180 days in US schools or were previously exempted from taking the spring administration of the required state English reading and writing tests Cat 3. LEP ADM = Students who are not included in the above categories and are in trial-mainstream period

39. Limited English Proficiency Fund Cat. 1 Per-Pupil $ = $1,515 in both FY16 and FY17 Cat. 2 Per-Pupil $ = $1,136 in both FY16 and FY17 Cat. 3 Per-Pupil $ = $758 in both FY16 and FY17

40. Gifted Funding Sec. 3317.022(A)(7) & 3317.051 This funding is comprised of 2 components: 1.Gifted Identification Funding based on the per-pupil amount of $5.05 in both FY16 and FY17 applied to the formula ADM: (per-pupil $) X (formula ADM)

41. Gifted Funding 2.Gifted Funding calls for the calculation of: a.Gifted ADM which is the formula ADM less community and STEM school ADM b.Gifted Coordinator Funding which provides for an amount of funding for every 3,300 in gifted ADM with a minimum and maximum level of funding c.Gifted Intervention Specialist Funding which provides a level of funding for every 1,100 in gifted ADM with a minimum level of funding d.The level of funding is $37,370 in both FY16 and FY17

42. Career Tech Funding Sec. 3317.022(A)(8) [((cat. 1 CTE FTE) X (cat. 1 per-pupil $)) + ((cat. 2 CTE FTE) X (cat. 2 per pupil $)) + ((cat. 3 CTE FTE) X (cat. 3 per pupil $)) + ((cat. 4 CTE FTE) X (cat. 4 per pupil $)) + ((cat. 5 CTE FTE) X (cat. 5 per pupil $))] X (state share index)

43. Career Tech Funding Where, Cat. 1 Career Tech ADM = WFD in Agriculture and Environmental Systems, Construction Technologies, Engineering and Science Technologies, Finance, Health Science, Information Technology and Manufacturing Technologies Cat. 2 Career Tech ADM = WFD in Business Administration, Hospitality and Tourism, Human Services, Law and Public Safety, Transportation Systems and Arts and Communications Cat. 3 Career Tech ADM = Career Based Intervention Programs Cat. 4 Career Tech ADM = WFD in Education and Training, marketing, WFD in Academics, Public Administration and Career Development Cat. 5 Career Tech ADM = Family and Consumer Science Programs

44. Career Tech Funding Where, Cat. 1 Per-Pupil $ = $4,992 and $5,192 in FY16 and FY17 respectively Cat. 2 Per-Pupil $ = $4,732 and $4,921 in FY16 and FY17 respectively Cat. 3 Per-Pupil $ = $1,726 and $1,795 in FY16 and FY17 respectively Cat. 4 Per-Pupil $ = $1,466 and $1,525 in FY16 and FY17 respectively Cat. 5 Per-Pupil $ = $1,258 and $1,308 in FY16 and FY17 respectively

45. Career Tech Funding Sec. 3317.022(A)(9) Career Technical Education Associated Services: (sum of CTE FTE in cat. 1 to cat. 5) X (per-pupil $) X (state share index) Where, Per-Pupil $ = $236 and $245 in FY16 and FY17 respectively

46. Transportation Funding Sec. 3317.0212 State portion for type1 and type 2 funding is based on the per-pupil or per-mile concept and the greater of 50% or the state share index

47. Capacity Aid Sec. 3317.022(A)(10) & 3317.0218 To districts below state median 3-year average valuation Predicated on a capacity rate greater than 0 and no more than 2.5 and a Universal per-pupil capacity aid Applied to formula ADM times a factorial The steps involved are as follows:

48. 1 Calculate 3-year average valuation for the most recent 3 years and multiply the result by 0.001 Capacity Aid Sec.3317.022(A)(10) & 3317.0218

49. 2 Determine the median 3-year average valuation calculated in step 1 Capacity Aid

50. 3 Calculate capacity ratio by dividing median 3-year average valuation determined in step 2 by the district 3-year average valuation calculated in step 1 and subtract 1 from the result Capacity Aid

51. 4 If calculation from step 3 amounts to a negative ratio set equal to zero If calculation from step 3 amounts to a ratio larger than 2.5 set equal 2.5 Capacity Aid

52. 5 Calculate per-pupil capacity aid by dividing median 3-year average valuation (step 2) by the median formula ADM of below the median districts in terms of the calculation in step 1 Capacity Aid

53. 6 Calculate capacity aid by multiplying per-pupil capacity aid (step 5) by capacity ratio (step 3) by formula ADM and by factor of 2.75 in FY16 and factor of 3.50 in FY17 Capacity Aid

54. Graduation Bonus Sec.3317.022(A)(11) This bonus is provided based on graduation rate of the school district and 7.5% of the formula amount as follows: (graduation rate) X (formula amount) X 0.075 X (graduate number) X (state share index)

55. Third Grade Reading Bonus Sec.3317.022(A)(12) This bonus is provided based on the number of proficient third grade readers and 7.5% of the formula amount as follows: (proficient rate) X (formula amount) X 0.075 X (proficient number) X (state share index)

56. Transitional Guarantee Sec. 263.230(A) Each district is generally guaranteed to receive in each fiscal year at least the amount it received in the previous year in terms of total formula funding. The amount of the previous year that current year total funding is compared to is known as the Guarantee Base.

57. Transitional Guarantee Sec. 263.230(A) The positive difference between current year total funding and guarantee base is the ‘Guarantee Amount.’

58. Transitional Guarantee Sec. 263.230(A) Foundation funding for guarantee in FY16 is comprised of: 1.Opportunity grant 2.Targeted assistance 3.Special education funding 4.K-3 literacy funding 5.Economically disadvantaged funding 6.Limited English proficiency funding 7.Gifted funding 8.Career technical funding including associated services 9.Capacity aid 10.Graduation bonus 11.Third grade reading bonus 12.Total transportation funding

59. Transitional Guarantee Sec. 263.230(A) Foundation funding for guarantee in FY17 is comprised of: 1.Opportunity grant 2.Targeted assistance 3.Special education funding 4.K-3 literacy funding 5.Economically disadvantaged funding 6.Limited English proficiency funding 7.Gifted funding 8.Capacity aid 9.Graduation bonus 10.Third grade reading bonus 11.Total transportation funding

60. Transitional Guarantee In each year ‘foundation funding for guarantee’ is compared with guarantee base and positive difference is paid out as guarantee. In FY17 guarantee base excludes CTE funding as foundation funding for guarantee excludes it

61. Funding Cap Sec. 263.230(B) In FY16 the following components are subject to cap limitation (1.075%): 1) Opportunity grant, 2) Targeted assistance, 3) Special education funding, 4) K-3 literacy funding, 5) Economically disadvantaged funding, 6) Limited English proficiency funding, 7) Gifted funding, 8) CTE funding including associated services, 9) Transportation funding (excl. supplemental)

62. Funding Cap Sec. 263.230(B) In FY17 the following components are subject to cap limitation (1.075%): 1) Opportunity grant, 2) Targeted assistance, 3) Special education funding, 4) K-3 literacy funding, 5) Economically disadvantaged funding, 6) Limited English proficiency funding, 7) Gifted funding, 8) Transportation funding (excl. supplemental)

63. Additional Funding for Preschool Children Sec. 3317.0213 Calculation is outside of Foundation Formula ($4,000 X Total Count of Preschool Special Ed Children) + [(Cat. 1 Special Ed Count X Cat.1 $ X 0.5 X State Share Index) + (Cat. 2 Special Ed Count X Cat. 2 $ X 0.5 X State Share Index) + (Cat. 3 Special Ed Count X Cat. 3 $ X 0.5 X State Share Index) + (Cat. 4 Special Ed Count X Cat. 4 $ X 0.5 X State Share Index) + (Cat. 5 Special Ed Count X Cat. 5 $ X 0.5 X State Share Index) + (Cat. 6 Special Ed Count X Cat. 6 $ X 0.5 X State Share Index)]

64. Joint Vocational School District State Funding Mechanism

65. JVSD State Funding Mechanism JVSs Receive state funding directly from the state without deductions/transfers from member school districts.

66. JVSD State Funding Mechanism State funding is formula based. State funding is a function of student population and wealth of the JVSD. Funding is directly related to student population and conversely related to wealth.

67. JVSD State Funding Mechanism State funding is comprised of various components aimed at serving various student populations. State funding calculated pursuant to Sec. 3317.16 amounts to the sum of six funding components

68. JVSD State Funding Mechanism Opportunity Grant [Sec. 3317.16(A)(1)]: (Opportunity Per-Pupil $ X Formula ADM) – (0.0005 X 3 Year Average Valuation); If result is less than ‘0’ set equal to ‘0’ Where, Opportunity Per-Pupil $ = $5,900 & $6,000 in FY16 and FY17 respectively 0.0005 is the charge-off millage The ratio of this calculation to the product of the Per-Pupil Formula Amount times Formula ADM is referred to as the State Share Percentage. This ratio reflects the portion of the state opportunity grant that comes from the state

69. JVSD State Funding Mechanism Opportunity Grant [Sec. 3317.16(A)(1)]: HB64 provides that the State Share Index cannot be less 0.05 So, if Opportunity Grant is calculated to be negative, the JVS will receive 0.05 times the formula amount times the formula ADM

70. JVSD State Funding Mechanism Additional State Aid for Special Education [Sec. 3317.16(A)(2)]: [(Cat. 1 Special Ed ADM X Cat. 1 Per-Pupil $) + (Cat. 2 Special Ed ADM X Cat. 2 Per Pupil $) + (Cat. 3 Special Ed ADM X Cat. 3 Per Pupil $) + (Cat. 4 Special Ed ADM X Cat. 4 Per Pupil $) + (Cat. 5 Special Ed ADM X Cat. 5 Per Pupil $) + (Cat. 6 Special Ed ADM X Cat. 6 Per Pupil $)] X State Share Percentage;

71. JVSD State Funding Mechanism Additional State Aid for Special Education (continued): Where, Cat. 1 Special Ed ADM = Speech Only Students Cat. 2 Special Ed ADM = Specific Learning Disabled, Developmentally Disabled and Other Health Impairments (minor) Students Cat. 3 Special Ed ADM = Hearing Disabled and Severe Behavior Disabled Students Cat. 4 Special Ed ADM = Visually Impaired and Other Health Impairments (major) Cat. 5 Special Ed ADM = Orthopedic Disabled and Multiple Disability Cat. 6 Special Ed ADM = Autistic, Deaf Blind and Traumatic Brain Injured

72. JVSD State Funding Mechanism Additional State Aid for Special Education (continued): Where, Cat. 1 Per-Pupil Amount is $1,547 and $1,578 in FY16 and FY17 respectively Cat. 2 Per-Pupil Amount is $3,926 and $4,005 in FY16 and FY17 respectively Cat. 3 Per-Pupil Amount is $9,433 and $9,622 in FY16 and FY17 respectively Cat. 4 Per-Pupil Amount is $12,589 and $12,841 in FY16 and FY17 respectively Cat. 5 Per-Pupil Amount is $17,049 and $17,390 in FY16 and FY17 respectively Cat. 6 Per-Pupil Amount is $25,134 and $25,637 in FY16 and FY17 respectively

73. JVSD State Funding Mechanism Economically Disadvantaged Funding [Sec. 3317.16(A)(3)]: Economic Disadvantaged Count X Per- Pupil $ X Economic Disadvantaged Index; Where, Per-Pupil $ is $272 in FY16 and FY17 Economic Disadvantaged Index is the square of the ratio of the JVS Economic Disadvantaged Percentage to the Statewide Disadvantaged Percentage for the JVSs

74. JVSD State Funding Mechanism Limited English Proficiency Funding [Sec. 3317.16(A)(4)]: [(Cat. 1 LEP ADM X Cat. 1 Per-Pupil $) + (Cat. 2 LEP ADM X Cat. 2 Per-Pupil $) + (Cat. 3 LEP ADM X Cat. 3 Per-Pupil $)] X State Share Percentage;

75. JVSD State Funding Mechanism Limited English Proficiency Funding (continued): Where, Cat. 1 LEP ADM = Students who were enrolled for 180 days or less in US schools and were not exempted from taking the spring administration of required state English reading and writing tests Cat. 2 LEP ADM = Students who were enrolled for more than 180 days in US schools or were previously exempted from taking the spring administration of the required state English reading and writing tests Cat 3. LEP ADM = Students who are not included in the above categories and is in trial-mainstream period

76. JVSD State Funding Mechanism Limited English Proficiency Funding (continued): Where, Cat. 1 Per-Pupil $ = $1,515 in FY16 and FY17 Cat. 2 Per-Pupil $ = $1,136 in FY16 and FY17 Cat. 3 Per-Pupil $ = $758 in FY16 and FY17

77. JVSD State Funding Mechanism Career Technical Education Funding [Sec. 3317.16(A)(5)]: [(Cat. 1 Career Tech ADM X Cat. 1 Per-Pupil $) + (Cat. 2 Career Tech ADM X Cat. 2 Per Pupil $) + (Cat. 3 Career Tech ADM X Cat. 3 Per Pupil $) + (Cat. 4 Career Tech ADM X Cat. 4 Per Pupil $) + (Cat. 5 Career Tech ADM X Cat. 5 Per Pupil $)] X State Share Percentage;

78. JVSD State Funding Mechanism Career Technical Education Funding (continued): Where, Cat. 1 Career Tech ADM = WFD in Agriculture and Environmental Systems, Construction Technologies, Engineering and Science Technologies, Finance, Health Science, Information Technology and Manufacturing Technologies Cat. 2 Career Tech ADM = WFD in Business Administration, Hospitality and Tourism, Human Services, Law and Public Safety, Transportation Systems and Arts and Communications Cat. 3 Career Tech ADM = Career Based Intervention Programs Cat. 4 Career Tech ADM = WFD in Education and Training, marketing, WFD in Academics, Public Administration and Career Development Cat. 5 Career Tech ADM = Family and Consumer Science Programs

79. JVSD State Funding Mechanism Career Technical Education Funding (continued): Where, Cat. 1 Per-Pupil $ = $4,992 and $5,192 in FY16 and FY17 respectively Cat. 2 Per-Pupil $ = $4,732 and $4,921 in FY16 and FY17 respectively Cat. 3 Per-Pupil $ = $1,726 and $1,795 in FY16 and FY17 respectively Cat. 4 Per-Pupil $ = $1,466 and $1,525in FY16 and FY17 respectively Cat. 5 Per-Pupil $ = $1,258 and $1,308 in FY16 and FY17 respectively

80. JVSD State Funding Mechanism Career Technical Education Associated Services Funding [Sec. 3317.16(A)(6)]: Sum of Career Tech ADM in Cat. 1 to Cat.5 X Per-Pupil $ X State Share Percentage; Where, Per-Pupil $ = $236 and $245 in FY16 and FY17 respectively

81. JVS State Funding Mechanism Graduation Bonus [Sec. 3317.16(A)(7)] A new funding component that goes into effect in FY16 and will continue in FY17 Provided to districts as a bonus to improve graduation outcome Calculated as follows: Graduation Rate X 0.075 X Formula $ X # of Graduates X State Share Percentage

82. JVSD State Funding Mechanism Temporary Transitional Aid for JVSD [Sec. 263.240]: (includes language for cap) Each JVSD is guaranteed to receive in FY16 at least the state foundation funding it received in FY15, regardless of the working of the foundation formula in FY15 Each JVSD is guaranteed to receive in FY17 at least the state foundation funding it received in FY15 less CTE funding

83. JVSD State Funding Mechanism The caps apply first to: Opportunity Grant Economical Disadvantaged Funding Limited English Proficiency Funding And if necessary to: Additional Special Ed Funding Career Tech Education Funding Career Tech Associated Services Funding

84. JVSD State Funding Mechanism Funding Cap [Section 263.240] Regardless of the total formula funding in FY16 no district is to receive more than 7.5% above the cap base which is the FY15 total funding Regardless of the formula funding in FY17 no district is to receive more than 7.5% in total funding less CTE above the cap base which is the total FY15 funding less CTE

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