State K-12 funding formulas typically do two main things. They determine how much each public school system should receive, usually based on the enrollment and needs of the students served. And they determine how much of that amount comes from the state versus local revenue.
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State K-12 funding formulas typically do two main things. They determine how much each public school system should receive, usually based on the enrollment and needs of the students served. And they determine how much of that amount comes from the state versus local revenue.
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