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FY2012-2013 Biennium

The first biennium of the Bridge formula, and the trough of the real-terms decline: per-pupil operating expenditure in constant FY2022 dollars fell to a level indistinguishable from FY2006.

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July 1, 2011 through June 30, 2013 — a biennium of the Bridge formula era. verified

The first biennium of the Bridge formula, and the trough of the real-terms decline: per-pupil operating expenditure in constant FY2022 dollars fell to $14,173 by FY2014, a level indistinguishable from FY2006.

What this repository computed Contents

Not what Ohio publishes. Figures derived here from committed fixtures, each one citing the test that reproduces it.

What is measured, over comparable districts, on federal definitions: verified dispersion::ohio_panel, pinned by test

FY2012   local 49.17%   state 41.88%   federal 8.95%   gap $5,727   residual $2,713
FY2013   local 52.83%   state 41.92%   federal 5.25%   gap $6,030   residual $3,084

These are Census Bureau figures rather than the department’s, which is the point of holding them: Ohio replaced its funding regime twice inside this decade and renamed most of its own categories doing it, so a series from Ohio’s own reporting would measure the reporting. inference

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LabelFY2012-2013
Kindbiennium
Starts2011-07-01
Ends2013-06-30
Appropriating billAm. Sub. H.B. 153 (129th General Assembly). verified the corpus holds this act
ContextBridge formula era. Revenue shares and the quartile equalization measure above are from the Census F-33 as NCES publishes it, comparable districts only. verified

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