Equalization Aid
SOURCE
Other Actual Receipts
The list of other actual receipts has evolved over the years since the passage of LB 1059 (1990). Some items have been deleted while others were added. The idea behind this component of the formula is to make each local system accountable for all revenue sources for computation of state aid.
Other receipts include:
- Public power district sales tax revenue;
- Fines and license fees;
- Tuition receipts from individuals, other districts, or any other source except from adult education and from converted contracts;
- Transportation receipts;
- Interest on investments;
- Other miscellaneous noncategorical local receipts (not including receipts from private foundations, individuals, associations, or charitable organizations);
- Special education receipts, excluding grant funds received from the Education Innovation Fund;
- Special education receipts and non-special education receipts from the state for wards of the court and wards of the state;
- Receipts from the temporary school fund for state apportionment and property leased for a public purpose;
- Motor vehicle tax receipts received on or after January 1, 1998;
- Pro rata motor vehicle license fee receipts;
- Other miscellaneous state receipts excluding revenue from the textbook loan program;
- Impact aid entitlements for the school fiscal year which have actually been received by the district to the extent allowed by federal law;
- All other noncategorical federal receipts;
- All receipts pursuant to the enrollment option program;
- Receipts under the federal Medicare Catastrophic Coverage Act of 1988 (but only to the extent of the amount the local system would have otherwise received under the Special Education Act.); and
- Receipts for accelerated or differentiated curriculum programs.
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