New Jersey § 18a:46a-9
Full text of New Jersey New Jersey Statutes § 18a:46a-9, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 18a:46a-9.
The apportionment of State aid among local school districts shall be calculated by
the commissioner as follows: a. The per pupil aid amount for providing the equivalent service to children of limited
English-speaking ability enrolled in the public schools, shall be $1274.03. The appropriate per pupil aid amount for compensatory education shall be $628.71. b. The appropriate per pupil aid amount shall then be multiplied by the number of
auxiliary services received for each pupil enrolled in the nonpublic schools who were
identified as eligible to receive each auxiliary service as of the last school day
of June of the prebudget year, to obtain each district's State aid for the next school
year. c. The per pupil aid amount for home instruction shall be determined by multiplying
the base per pupil amount by a cost factor of 0.0037 by the number of hours of home instruction actually provided
in the prior school year.
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