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| SPONSOR: | Boitano | DATE TYPED: | 2-15-01 | HB | |||
| SHORT TITLE: | Performance-Based Budgeting Appropriation | SB | 29 | ||||
| ANALYST: | Segura | ||||||
| Recurring
or Non-Rec |
Fund
Affected | ||||
| FY01 | FY02 | FY01 | FY02 | ||
| $ 1,500.0 | Recurring | GF | |||
(Parenthesis ( ) Indicate Expenditure Decreases)
Relates to Appropriation in The General Appropriation Act HB-3
SOURCES OF INFORMATION
LFC Files
SUMMARY
Synopsis of Bill
Senate Bill 29 appropriates $1,500.0 to the State Department of Public Education for educational technology and training to establish a system of performance-based budgeting and reporting.
Significant Issues
The system would integrate financial data with school performance and student achievement data. Senate Bill 29 directs the SDE to install software in at least one-half of the public school districts that did not receive funds under the first year of the three year phase-in, including those containing charter schools and schools identified as school in need of improvement and implement performance-based budgeting and reporting by July 1,2002.
FISCAL IMPLICATIONS
Senate Bill 29 appropriates $1,500.0 from the general fund and is recurring.
CONFLICT/DUPLICATION/COMPANIONSHIP/RELATIONSHIP
The current version of HB-3 contains an appropriation of $1,100.0 to support districts in the implementation of performance-based budgeting and reporting.
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