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FY2014-2015 Biennium

A Bridge formula biennium, and the one that is only half-measured. FY2014 is absent from the federal F-33 archive under every naming its neighbors answer to, and nothing here interpolates the missing year.

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July 1, 2013 through June 30, 2015 — a biennium of the Bridge formula era. verified

FY2014 is absent from the F-33 archive under every naming its neighbors answer to, so this biennium is half-measured. Nothing interpolates the missing year.

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

FY2015   local 50.19%   state 42.94%   federal 6.87%   gap $6,599   residual $3,537

Only FY2015 is measured. FY2014 is not in the archive. verified

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

The appropriating act set the department’s own budget at $9.87 billion in FY2014 and $10.35 billion in FY2015. That is what was appropriated to the Department of Education across every line in its chapter, less the property tax reimbursement items that are numbered as the department’s and are carried in the State Revenue Distributions section instead. verified the appropriation series, lsc-appropriation-spreadsheet It is a ceiling rather than a payment; what districts received is dew-foundation.

Properties Contents

LabelFY2014-2015
Kindbiennium
Starts2013-07-01
Ends2015-06-30
Appropriating billAm. Sub. H.B. 59 (130th General Assembly). verified the 2013 edition of the Catalog of Budget Line Items, crates/project/fixtures/catalog-line-item-basis.tsv, which names the authorizing act on every line item it carries

The Am. Sub. designation is now checkable and holds: the 2013 edition of the Catalog of Budget Line Items prints Am. Sub. H.B. 59 of the 130th G.A. on 173 of the 203 line items citing the 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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