WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Governor

Ch. 277

3. BE REDUCED BY THE FOLLOWING REVENUES
TO THE SUBDIVISIONS: STATE DRIVERS' EDUCATION AID, COMPENSATORY
EDUCATION FUNDS, STATE HANDICAPPED EDUCATION AID, ALL FEDERAL AID
EXCEPT THAT FOR ADULT EDUCATION, FOOD SUBSIDY, SCHOOL
CONSTRUCTION, YOUTH SERVICES, MULTISERVICE CENTERS AND ANY OTHER
AID NOT APPLICABLE TO THE EXPENDITURE CATEGORIES NOTED IN
SUB-SUBPARAGRAPH 2 OF THIS SUBPARAGRAPH.

(2)(i) (II) The State shall share in an expenditure
for basic current expenses equal to the product of the full-time
equivalent enrollment and the following amounts:

1.  $1,286 for fiscal year 1985;

2.  $1,449 for fiscal year 1986;

3.  $1,651 for fiscal year 1987;

4.   [$1,817] $1,885 $1,846 for fiscal year

5.   [$1,988] $2,030 $1,999 for fiscal year

6.  $2,168 FOR FISCAL YEAR 1990;

7.  THE AMOUNT EQUAL TO THE AVERAGE

1988; and
1989;

STATEWIDE PER PUPIL EXPENDITURE MULTIPLIED BY .74, OR $2,352,
WHICHEVER IS THE LESSER FIGURE, FOR FISCAL YEAR 1991; AND

8. THE AMOUNT EQUAL TO THE AVERAGE
STATEWIDE PER PUPIL EXPENDITURE MULTIPLIED BY .75, OR $2,550,
WHICHEVER IS THE LESSER FIGURE, FOR FISCAL YEAR 1992.

(ii) In fiscal year 1990 and for each fiscal
year thereafter, the State shall share in a per pupil basic

current expense figure calculated as follows: for the third[,

fourth, and fifth] AND FOURTH years preceding the fiscal year for
which the expense figure is to be determined a statewide average
per pupil current expenditure is calculated based upon full-time
equivalent enrollment on September 30 of each of the fiscal years
and based upon the statewide aggregate of expenditures which
shall:

1. Exclude disbursements for food subsidy
programs and food service, employer contributions to teachers'
retirement and social security paid by the State, student body

activities, community services, pupil transportation, adult

education, school construction and debt service;

2. Include disbursements for instruction,
kindergarten through grade 12, pupil personnel services, health
services, operation of plant, maintenance of plant,

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