Subpart E - PAYMENTS FOR HEAVILY IMPACTED LOCAL EDUCATIONAL AGENCIES UNDER SECTION 8003(B)(2) OF THE ACT
- Section 222.60 - What are the scope and purpose of this subpart?
- Section 222.61 - What data are used to determine a local educational agency's eligibility under section 8003(b)(2) of the Act?
- Section 222.62 - How are local educational agencies determined eligible under section 8003(b)(2)?
- Section 222.63 - When is a local educational agency eligible as a continuing applicant for payment under section 8003(b)(2)(B)?
- Section 222.64 - When is a local educational agency eligible as a new applicant for payment under section 8003(b)(2)(C)?
- Section 222.65 - What other requirements must a local educational agency meet to be eligible for financial assistance under section 8003(b)(2)?
- Section 222.66 - How does a local educational agency lose and resume eligibility under section 8003(b)(2)?
- Section 222.67 - How may a State aid program affect a local educational agency's eligibility for assistance under section 8003(b)(2)?
- Section 222.68 - How does the Secretary determine whether a fiscally independent local educational agency meets the applicable tax rate requirement?
- Section 222.69 - What tax rates does the Secretary use if real property is assessed at different percentages of true value?
- Section 222.71 - What tax rates may the Secretary use if substantial local revenues are derived from local tax sources other than real property taxes?
- Section 222.72 - How does the Secretary determine whether a fiscally dependent local educational agency meets the applicable tax rate requirement?
- Section 222.73 - What information must the State educational agency provide?
- Section 222.74 - How does the Secretary identify generally comparable local educational agencies for purposes of section 8003(b)(2)?
- Section 222.75 - How does the Secretary compute the average per pupil expenditure of generally comparable local educational agencies under this subpart?
- Section 222.76-222.79 - Reserved
- Section 222.70 - What tax rates does the Secretary use if two or more different classifications of real property are taxed at different rates?