This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1922 Excerpt: ... which then apportion it, together with county school revenue, among the school districts. The state school fund and the county school fund are each apportioned in part on a per teacher basis, and in part on an average attendance basis. We need not repeat at this point the description of the method of computing average ...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1922 Excerpt: ... which then apportion it, together with county school revenue, among the school districts. The state school fund and the county school fund are each apportioned in part on a per teacher basis, and in part on an average attendance basis. We need not repeat at this point the description of the method of computing average attendance, and average attendance grants, detailed earlier in the present account. The state school fund is apportioned annually by the superintendent of public instruction. The law of 1921 requires that the apportionment be made in the following manner: To every county and to every city and county $700 ($350,1920) for every teacher determined and assigned to it on average daily attendance as required by the provisions of section 1858 of the code, and after thus apportioning $700 ($350,1920)8-on the teacher basis, the superintendent of public instruction shall apportion the balance of the state school fund to the several counties or cities and counties according to their average daily attendance.4 1 Cali(ornia Statutes and Amendments, 1907. pp. 346-47, ch. 277; ibid., 1919, pp. 550-51. 'For funds composing the state school fund, see Table XXVII. 'For other tites given to this fund, sec Chapter V, p. 106. 'Under law of 1919. 'School Law of California, 1919. sec. 1532. Fourth, pp. 53-54; ibid., p. 68, 1921. The school superintendent of every county or every city and county apportions all state and county school moneys as follows: he first ascertains the number of teachers to be allowed to each district in his county, using for this purpose the same method as that employed to determine the minimum fund to be raised by the county elementary school tax.5 He presents this number as a sworn report to the state superintendent of public instruction, ...
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