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7		-	General Assembly ~~Substitute~~ Bill No. 7109
	7	+	General Assembly Raised Bill No. 7109
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	12	+	Referred to Committee on EDUCATION
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	15	+	Introduced by:
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14	20		AN ACT CONCERNING INTERDIST RICT MAGNET SCHOOL
15	21		PROGRAM FUNDING.
16	22		Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General
17	23		Assembly convened:
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19	25		Section 1. Subsection (c) of section 10-264l of the general statutes is 1
20	26		repealed and the following is substituted in lieu thereof (Effective July 2
21	27		1, 2019): 3
22	28		(c) (1) The maximum amount each interdistrict magnet school 4
23	29		program, except those described in subparagraphs (A) to (G), 5
24	30		inclusive, of subdivision (3) of this subsection, shall be eligible to 6
25	31		receive per enrolled student who is not a resident of the town 7
26	32		operating the magnet school shall be (A) six thousand sixteen dollars 8
27	33		for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2008, (B) six thousand seven 9
28	34		hundred thirty dollars for the fiscal years ending June 30, 2009, to June 10
29	35		30, 2012, inclusive, [and] (C) seven thousand eighty-five dollars for the 11
30	36		fiscal [year] years ending June 30, 2013, to June 30, 2019, inclusive, and 12
31		-	(D) seven thousand two hundred twenty-seven dollars for the fiscal 13
32		-	year ending June 30, 2020, and each fiscal year thereafter. The per 14
33		-	pupil grant for each enrolled student who is a resident of the town 15
34		-	operating the magnet school program shall be (i) three thousand 16
35		-	dollars for the fiscal [year] years ending June 30, 2008, to June 30, 2019, 17
36		-	inclusive, and (ii) three thousand sixty dollars for the fiscal year ending 18
37		-	June 30, 2020, and each fiscal year thereafter. 19 Substitute Bill No. 7109
	37	+	(D) seven thousand four hundred thirty-nine dollars for the fiscal year 13
	38	+	ending June 30, 2020, and each fiscal year thereafter. The per pupil 14
	39	+	grant for each enrolled student who is a resident of the town operating 15
	40	+	the magnet school program shall be (i) three thousand dollars for the 16 Raised Bill No. 7109
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	47	+	fiscal [year] years ending June 30, 2008, to June 30, 2019, inclusive, and 17
	48	+	(ii) three thousand one hundred fifty dollars for the fiscal year ending 18
	49	+	June 30, 2020, and each fiscal year thereafter. 19
44	50		(2) For the fiscal year ending June 30, 2003, and each fiscal year 20
45	51		thereafter, the commissioner may, within available appropriations, 21
46	52		provide supplemental grants for the purposes of enhancing 22
47	53		educational programs in such interdistrict magnet schools, as the 23
48	54		commissioner determines. Such grants shall be made after the 24
49	55		commissioner has conducted a comprehensive financial review and 25
50	56		approved the total operating budget for such schools, including all 26
51	57		revenue and expenditure estimates. 27
52	58		(3) (A) Except as otherwise provided in subparagraphs (C) to (G), 28
53	59		inclusive, of this subdivision, each interdistrict magnet school operated 29
54	60		by a regional educational service center that enrolls less than fifty-five 30
55	61		per cent of the school's students from a single town shall receive a per 31
56	62		pupil grant in the amount of (i) six thousand two hundred fifty dollars 32
57	63		for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2006, (ii) six thousand five hundred 33
58	64		dollars for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2007, (iii) seven thousand 34
59	65		sixty dollars for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2008, (iv) seven 35
60	66		thousand six hundred twenty dollars for the fiscal years ending June 36
61	67		30, 2009, to June 30, 2012, inclusive, [and] (v) seven thousand nine 37
62	68		hundred dollars for the fiscal [year] years ending June 30, 2013, to June 38
63		-	30, 2019, inclusive, and (vi) eight thousand fifty-eight dollars for the 39
64		-	fiscal year ending June 30, 2020, and each fiscal year thereafter. 40
65		-	(B) Except as otherwise provided in subparagraphs (C) to (G), 41
66		-	inclusive, of this subdivision, each interdistrict magnet school operated 42
67		-	by a regional educational service center that enrolls at least fifty-five 43
68		-	per cent of the school's students from a single town shall receive a per 44
69		-	pupil grant for each enrolled student who is not a resident of the 45
70		-	district that enrolls at least fifty-five per cent of the school's students in 46
71		-	the amount of (i) six thousand sixteen dollars for the fiscal year ending 47
72		-	June 30, 2008, (ii) six thousand seven hundred thirty dollars for the 48
73		-	fiscal years ending June 30, 2009, to June 30, 2012, inclusive, [and] (iii) 49
74		-	seven thousand eighty-five dollars for the fiscal [year] years ending 50
75		-	June 30, 2013, to June 30, 2019, inclusive, and (iv) seven thousand two 51
76		-	hundred twenty-seven dollars for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2020, 52 Substitute Bill No. 7109
	69	+	30, 2019, inclusive, and (vi) eight thousand two hundred ninety-five 39
	70	+	dollars for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2020, and each fiscal year 40
	71	+	thereafter. 41
	72	+	(B) Except as otherwise provided in subparagraphs (C) to (G), 42
	73	+	inclusive, of this subdivision, each interdistrict magnet school operated 43
	74	+	by a regional educational service center that enrolls at least fifty-five 44
	75	+	per cent of the school's students from a single town shall receive a per 45
	76	+	pupil grant for each enrolled student who is not a resident of the 46
	77	+	district that enrolls at least fifty-five per cent of the school's students in 47
	78	+	the amount of (i) six thousand sixteen dollars for the fiscal year ending 48
	79	+	June 30, 2008, (ii) six thousand seven hundred thirty dollars for the 49 Raised Bill No. 7109
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83		-	and each fiscal year thereafter. The per pupil grant for each enrolled 53
84		-	student who is a resident of the district that enrolls at least fifty-five 54
85		-	per cent of the school's students shall be three thousand one hundred 55
86		-	fifty dollars. 56
87		-	(C) (i) For the fiscal [year] years ending June 30, 2015, [and each 57
88		-	fiscal year thereafter] to June 30, 2019, inclusive, each interdistrict 58
89		-	magnet school operated by a regional educational service center that 59
90		-	began operations for the school year commencing July 1, 2001, and that 60
91		-	for the school year commencing July 1, 2008, enrolled at least fifty-five 61
92		-	per cent, but no more than eighty per cent of the school's students from 62
93		-	a single town, shall receive a per pupil grant [(i)] (I) for each enrolled 63
94		-	student who is a resident of the district that enrolls at least fifty-five 64
95		-	per cent, but no more than eighty per cent of the school's students, up 65
96		-	to an amount equal to the total number of such enrolled students as of 66
97		-	October 1, 2013, using the data of record, in the amount of eight 67
98		-	thousand one hundred eighty dollars, [(ii)] (II) for each enrolled 68
99		-	student who is a resident of the district that enrolls at least fifty-five 69
100		-	per cent, but not more than eighty per cent of the school's students, in 70
101		-	an amount greater than the total number of such enrolled students as 71
102		-	of October 1, 2013, using the data of record, in the amount of three 72
103		-	thousand dollars, [(iii)] (III) for each enrolled student who is not a 73
104		-	resident of the district that enrolls at least fifty-five per cent, but no 74
105		-	more than eighty per cent of the school's students, up to an amount 75
106		-	equal to the total number of such enrolled students as of October 1, 76
107		-	2013, using the data of record, in the amount of eight thousand one 77
108		-	hundred eighty dollars, and [(iv)] (IV) for each enrolled student who is 78
109		-	not a resident of the district that enrolls at least fifty-five per cent, but 79
110		-	not more than eighty per cent of the school's students, in an amount 80
111		-	greater than the total number of such enrolled students as of October 1, 81
112		-	2013, using the data of record, in the amount of seven thousand eighty-82
113		-	five dollars. 83
114		-	(ii) For the fiscal year ending June 30, 2020, and each fiscal year 84
115		-	thereafter, each interdistrict magnet school operated by a regional 85 Substitute Bill No. 7109
	86	+	fiscal years ending June 30, 2009, to June 30, 2012, inclusive, [and] (iii) 50
	87	+	seven thousand eighty-five dollars for the fiscal [year] years ending 51
	88	+	June 30, 2013, to June 30, 2019, inclusive, and (iv) seven thousand four 52
	89	+	hundred thirty-nine dollars for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2020, 53
	90	+	and each fiscal year thereafter. The per pupil grant for each enrolled 54
	91	+	student who is a resident of the district that enrolls at least fifty-five 55
	92	+	per cent of the school's students shall be three thousand one hundred 56
	93	+	fifty dollars. 57
	94	+	(C) (i) For the fiscal [year] years ending June 30, 2015, [and each 58
	95	+	fiscal year thereafter,] to June 30, 2019, inclusive, each interdistrict 59
	96	+	magnet school operated by a regional educational service center that 60
	97	+	began operations for the school year commencing July 1, 2001, and that 61
	98	+	for the school year commencing July 1, 2008, enrolled at least fifty-five 62
	99	+	per cent, but no more than eighty per cent of the school's students from 63
	100	+	a single town, shall receive a per pupil grant [(i)] (I) for each enrolled 64
	101	+	student who is a resident of the district that enrolls at least fifty-five 65
	102	+	per cent, but no more than eighty per cent of the school's students, up 66
	103	+	to an amount equal to the total number of such enrolled students as of 67
	104	+	October 1, 2013, using the data of record, in the amount of eight 68
	105	+	thousand one hundred eighty dollars, [(ii)] (II) for each enrolled 69
	106	+	student who is a resident of the district that enrolls at least fifty-five 70
	107	+	per cent, but not more than eighty per cent of the school's students, in 71
	108	+	an amount greater than the total number of such enrolled students as 72
	109	+	of October 1, 2013, using the data of record, in the amount of three 73
	110	+	thousand dollars, [(iii)] (III) for each enrolled student who is not a 74
	111	+	resident of the district that enrolls at least fifty-five per cent, but no 75
	112	+	more than eighty per cent of the school's students, up to an amount 76
	113	+	equal to the total number of such enrolled students as of October 1, 77
	114	+	2013, using the data of record, in the amount of eight thousand one 78
	115	+	hundred eighty dollars, and [(iv)] (IV) for each enrolled student who is 79
	116	+	not a resident of the district that enrolls at least fifty-five per cent, but 80
	117	+	not more than eighty per cent of the school's students, in an amount 81
	118	+	greater than the total number of such enrolled students as of October 1, 82
	119	+	2013, using the data of record, in the amount of seven thousand eighty-83 Raised Bill No. 7109
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122		-	educational service center that began operations for the school year 86
123		-	commencing July 1, 2001, and that for the school year commencing 87
124		-	July 1, 2008, enrolled at least fifty-five per cent, but no more than 88
125		-	eighty per cent of the school's students from a single town, shall 89
126		-	receive a per pupil grant (I) for each enrolled student who is a resident 90
127		-	of the district that enrolls at least fifty-five per cent, but no more than 91
128		-	eighty per cent of the school's students, up to an amount equal to the 92
129		-	total number of such enrolled students as of October 1, 2013, using the 93
130		-	data of record, in the amount of eight thousand three hundred forty-94
131		-	four dollars, (II) for each enrolled student who is a resident of the 95
132		-	district that enrolls at least fifty-five per cent, but not more than eighty 96
133		-	per cent of the school's students, in an amount greater than the total 97
134		-	number of such enrolled students as of October 1, 2013, using the data 98
135		-	of record, in the amount of three thousand sixty dollars, (III) for each 99
136		-	enrolled student who is not a resident of the district that enrolls at least 100
137		-	fifty-five per cent, but no more than eighty per cent of the school's 101
138		-	students, up to an amount equal to the total number of such enrolled 102
139		-	students as of October 1, 2013, using the data of record, in the amount 103
140		-	of eight thousand three hundred forty-four dollars, and (IV) for each 104
141		-	enrolled student who is not a resident of the district that enrolls at least 105
142		-	fifty-five per cent, but not more than eighty per cent of the school's 106
143		-	students, in an amount greater than the total number of such enrolled 107
144		-	students as of October 1, 2013, using the data of record, in the amount 108
145		-	of seven thousand two hundred twenty-seven dollars. 109
146		-	(D) (i) Except as otherwise provided in subparagraph (D)(ii) of this 110
147		-	[subparagraph] subdivision, each interdistrict magnet school operated 111
148		-	by (I) a regional educational service center, (II) the Board of Trustees of 112
149		-	the Community-Technical Colleges on behalf of a regional community-113
150		-	technical college, (III) the Board of Trustees of the Connecticut State 114
151		-	University System on behalf of a state university, (IV) the Board of 115
152		-	Trustees for The University of Connecticut on behalf of the university, 116
153		-	(V) the board of governors for an independent institution of higher 117
154		-	education, as defined in subsection (a) of section 10a-173, or the 118
155		-	equivalent of such a board, on behalf of the independent institution of 119 Substitute Bill No. 7109
	126	+	five dollars. 84
	127	+	(ii) For the fiscal year ending June 30, 2020, and each fiscal year 85
	128	+	thereafter, each interdistrict magnet school operated by a regional 86
	129	+	educational service center that began operations for the school year 87
	130	+	commencing July 1, 2001, and that for the school year commencing 88
	131	+	July 1, 2008, enrolled at least fifty-five per cent, but no more than 89
	132	+	eighty per cent of the school's students from a single town, shall 90
	133	+	receive a per pupil grant (I) for each enrolled student who is a resident 91
	134	+	of the district that enrolls at least fifty-five per cent, but no more than 92
	135	+	eighty per cent of the school's students, up to an amount equal to the 93
	136	+	total number of such enrolled students as of October 1, 2013, using the 94
	137	+	data of record, in the amount of eight thousand five hundred eighty-95
	138	+	nine dollars, (II) for each enrolled student who is a resident of the 96
	139	+	district that enrolls at least fifty-five per cent, but not more than eighty 97
	140	+	per cent of the school's students, in an amount greater than the total 98
	141	+	number of such enrolled students as of October 1, 2013, using the data 99
	142	+	of record, in the amount of three thousand one hundred fifty dollars, 100
	143	+	(III) for each enrolled student who is not a resident of the district that 101
	144	+	enrolls at least fifty-five per cent, but no more than eighty per cent of 102
	145	+	the school's students, up to an amount equal to the total number of 103
	146	+	such enrolled students as of October 1, 2013, using the data of record, 104
	147	+	in the amount of eight thousand five hundred eighty-nine dollars, and 105
	148	+	(IV) for each enrolled student who is not a resident of the district that 106
	149	+	enrolls at least fifty-five per cent, but not more than eighty per cent of 107
	150	+	the school's students, in an amount greater than the total number of 108
	151	+	such enrolled students as of October 1, 2013, using the data of record, 109
	152	+	in the amount of seven thousand four hundred thirty-nine dollars. 110
	153	+	(D) (i) Except as otherwise provided in subparagraph (D)(ii) of this 111
	154	+	subparagraph, each interdistrict magnet school operated by (I) a 112
	155	+	regional educational service center, (II) the Board of Trustees of the 113
	156	+	Community-Technical Colleges on behalf of a regional community-114
	157	+	technical college, (III) the Board of Trustees of the Connecticut State 115
	158	+	University System on behalf of a state university, (IV) the Board of 116 Raised Bill No. 7109
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162		-	higher education, except as otherwise provided in subparagraph (E) of 120
163		-	this subdivision, (VI) cooperative arrangements pursuant to section 10-121
164		-	158a, (VII) any other third-party not-for-profit corporation approved 122
165		-	by the commissioner, and (VIII) the Hartford school district for the 123
166		-	operation of Great Path Academy on behalf of Manchester Community 124
167		-	College, that enrolls less than sixty per cent of its students from 125
168		-	Hartford shall receive a per pupil grant in the amount of nine 126
169		-	thousand six hundred ninety-five dollars for the fiscal year ending 127
170		-	June 30, 2010, [and] ten thousand four hundred forty-three dollars for 128
171		-	the fiscal years ending June 30, 2011, to June 30, 2019, inclusive, and 129
172		-	ten thousand six hundred fifty-two dollars for the fiscal year ending 130
173		-	June 30, 2020, and each fiscal year thereafter. 131
174		-	(ii) For the fiscal [year] years ending June 30, 2016, [and each fiscal 132
175		-	year thereafter] to June 30, 2019, inclusive, any interdistrict magnet 133
176		-	school described in subparagraph (D)(i) of this [subparagraph] 134
177		-	subdivision that enrolls less than fifty per cent of its incoming students 135
178		-	from Hartford shall receive a per pupil grant in the amount of seven 136
179		-	thousand nine hundred dollars for one-half of the total number of non-137
180		-	Hartford students enrolled in the school over fifty per cent of the total 138
181		-	school enrollment and shall receive a per pupil grant in the amount of 139
182		-	ten thousand four hundred forty-three dollars for the remainder of the 140
183		-	total school enrollment. For the fiscal year ending June 30, 2020, and 141
184		-	each fiscal year thereafter, any interdistrict magnet school described in 142
185		-	subparagraph (D)(i) of this subdivision that enrolls less than fifty per 143
186		-	cent of its incoming students from Hartford shall receive a per pupil 144
187		-	grant in the amount of eight thousand fifty-eight dollars for one-half of 145
188		-	the total number of non-Hartford students enrolled in the school over 146
189		-	fifty per cent of the total school enrollment and shall receive a per 147
190		-	pupil grant in the amount of ten thousand six hundred fifty-two 148
191		-	dollars for the remainder of the total school enrollment. 149
192		-	(E) For the fiscal year ending June 30, 2015, and each fiscal year 150
193		-	thereafter, each interdistrict magnet school operated by the board of 151
194		-	governors for an independent institution of higher education, as 152 Substitute Bill No. 7109
	165	+	Trustees for The University of Connecticut on behalf of the university, 117
	166	+	(V) the board of governors for an independent institution of higher 118
	167	+	education, as defined in subsection (a) of section 10a-173, or the 119
	168	+	equivalent of such a board, on behalf of the independent institution of 120
	169	+	higher education, except as otherwise provided in subparagraph (E) of 121
	170	+	this subdivision, (VI) cooperative arrangements pursuant to section 10-122
	171	+	158a, (VII) any other third-party not-for-profit corporation approved 123
	172	+	by the commissioner, and (VIII) the Hartford school district for the 124
	173	+	operation of Great Path Academy on behalf of Manchester Community 125
	174	+	College, that enrolls less than sixty per cent of its students from 126
	175	+	Hartford shall receive a per pupil grant in the amount of nine 127
	176	+	thousand six hundred ninety-five dollars for the fiscal year ending 128
	177	+	June 30, 2010, [and] ten thousand four hundred forty-three dollars for 129
	178	+	the fiscal years ending June 30, 2011, to June 30, 2019, inclusive, and 130
	179	+	ten thousand nine hundred sixty-five dollars for the fiscal year ending 131
	180	+	June 30, 2020, and each fiscal year thereafter. 132
	181	+	(ii) For the fiscal [year] years ending June 30, 2016, [and each fiscal 133
	182	+	year thereafter,] to June 30, 2019, inclusive, any interdistrict magnet 134
	183	+	school described in subparagraph (D)(i) of this [subparagraph] 135
	184	+	subdivision that enrolls less than fifty per cent of its incoming students 136
	185	+	from Hartford shall receive a per pupil grant in the amount of seven 137
	186	+	thousand nine hundred dollars for one-half of the total number of non-138
	187	+	Hartford students enrolled in the school over fifty per cent of the total 139
	188	+	school enrollment and shall receive a per pupil grant in the amount of 140
	189	+	ten thousand four hundred forty-three dollars for the remainder of the 141
	190	+	total school enrollment. For the fiscal year ending June 30, 2020, and 142
	191	+	each fiscal year thereafter, any interdistrict magnet school described in 143
	192	+	subparagraph (D)(i) of this subdivision that enrolls less than fifty per 144
	193	+	cent of its incoming students from Hartford shall receive a per pupil 145
	194	+	grant in the amount of eight thousand two hundred ninety-five dollars 146
	195	+	for one-half of the total number of non-Hartford students enrolled in 147
	196	+	the school over fifty per cent of the total school enrollment and shall 148
	197	+	receive a per pupil grant in the amount of ten thousand nine hundred 149
	198	+	sixty-five dollars for the remainder of the total school enrollment. 150 Raised Bill No. 7109
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201		-	~~defined in subsection~~ (a) ~~of section 10a-173, or~~ the ~~equivalent of such a 153~~
202		-	~~board~~, ~~on behalf~~ of ~~the independent institution of higher education, 154~~
203		-	~~that (i) began operations~~ for ~~the school year commencing July 1~~, ~~2014, 155~~
204		-	(ii) ~~enrolls less than sixty per cent~~ of ~~its students from Hartford 156~~
205		-	~~pursuant to~~ the ~~2008 stipulation and order for Milo Sheff~~, ~~et al. v. 157~~
206		-	~~William A.~~ ~~O'Neill, et al., as extended, or~~ the ~~2013 stipulation and 158~~
207		-	~~order for Milo Sheff,~~ ~~et al.~~ ~~v. William A.~~ ~~O'Neill, et al., as extended, and 159~~
208		-	~~(iii) enrolls students at least half-time, shall be eligible~~ to ~~receive a per 160~~
209		-	~~pupil grant (I) equal to sixty-five~~ ~~per cent of~~ the ~~grant amount 161~~
210		-	~~determined pursuant to subparagraph (D) of this subdivision~~ for ~~each 162~~
211		-	~~student who is enrolled at such school for~~ at least ~~two semesters in 163~~
212		-	~~each school year, and~~ (II) equal to ~~thirty-two and one-half~~ per cent of ~~164~~
213		-	~~the grant amount~~ determined pursuant to subparagraph (D) of this ~~165~~
214		-	~~subdivision for each~~ student who is enrolled at such school for ~~one 166~~
215		-	~~semester in~~ each school year~~. 167~~
216		-	(F) ~~Each interdistrict magnet school operated by a local or regional 168~~
217		-	~~board of education,~~ ~~pursuant to the decision in Sheff v.~~ ~~O'Neill, 238 169~~
218		-	~~Conn. 1 (1996), or any related stipulation or order~~ in ~~effect, shall 170~~
219		-	~~receive~~ a ~~per pupil grant for each enrolled student who is not a 171~~
220		-	~~resident~~ of the ~~district~~ in ~~the amount of (i) twelve thousand dollars for 172~~
221		-	~~the fiscal year ending June 30~~, ~~2010~~, ~~[and] (ii) thirteen thousand fifty-173~~
222		-	~~four dollars~~ for ~~the fiscal years ending June 30,~~ ~~2011, to June 30, 2019, 174~~
223		-	~~inclusive, and~~ (~~iii~~) ~~thirteen~~ thousand ~~three hundred fifteen~~ dollars for ~~175~~
224		-	the fiscal year ending June 30, ~~2020~~, and ~~each fiscal year thereafter.~~ ~~176~~
225		-	~~(G) In addition~~ to ~~the grants described in subparagraph (E) of this 177~~
226		-	~~subdivision~~, for ~~the fiscal year ending June 30, 2010, the commissioner 178~~
227		-	~~may~~, ~~subject to the approval of the Secretary of the Office of Policy~~ and ~~179~~
228		-	~~Management and~~ the ~~Finance Advisory Committee,~~ ~~established 180~~
229		-	~~pursuant to section 4-93~~, ~~provide supplemental grants to~~ the ~~Hartford 181~~
230		-	~~school district~~ of ~~up to one thousand fifty-four~~ ~~dollars for each student 182~~
231		-	~~enrolled at an interdistrict magnet school operated by~~ the ~~Hartford 183~~
232		-	~~school district who is not a resident of such district.~~ ~~184~~
233		-	~~(H)~~ For ~~the fiscal year ending June 30, 2016, and~~ each ~~fiscal year 185~~ ~~Substitute~~ Bill No. 7109
	205	+	(E) For the fiscal year ending June 30, 2015, and each fiscal year 151
	206	+	thereafter, each interdistrict magnet school operated by the board of 152
	207	+	governors for an independent institution of higher education, as 153
	208	+	defined in subsection (a) of section 10a-173, or the equivalent of such a 154
	209	+	board, on behalf of the independent institution of higher education, 155
	210	+	that (i) began operations for the school year commencing July 1, 2014, 156
	211	+	(ii) enrolls less than sixty per cent of its students from Hartford 157
	212	+	pursuant to the 2008 stipulation and order for Milo Sheff, et al. v. 158
	213	+	William A. O'Neill, et al., as extended, or the 2013 stipulation and 159
	214	+	order for Milo Sheff, et al. v. William A. O'Neill, et al., as extended, and 160
	215	+	(iii) enrolls students at least half-time, shall be eligible to receive a per 161
	216	+	pupil grant (I) equal to sixty-five per cent of the grant amount 162
	217	+	determined pursuant to subparagraph (D) of this subdivision for each 163
	218	+	student who is enrolled at such school for at least two semesters in 164
	219	+	each school year, and (II) equal to thirty-two and one-half per cent of 165
	220	+	the grant amount determined pursuant to subparagraph (D) of this 166
	221	+	subdivision for each student who is enrolled at such school for one 167
	222	+	semester in each school year. 168
	223	+	(F) Each interdistrict magnet school operated by a local or regional 169
	224	+	board of education, pursuant to the decision in Sheff v. O'Neill, 238 170
	225	+	Conn. 1 (1996), or any related stipulation or order in effect, shall 171
	226	+	receive a per pupil grant for each enrolled student who is not a 172
	227	+	resident of the district in the amount of (i) twelve thousand dollars for 173
	228	+	the fiscal year ending June 30, 2010, [and] (ii) thirteen thousand fifty-174
	229	+	four dollars for the fiscal years ending June 30, 2011, to June 30, 2019, 175
	230	+	inclusive, and (iii) thirteen thousand seven hundred seven dollars for 176
	231	+	the fiscal year ending June 30, 2020, and each fiscal year thereafter. 177
	232	+	(G) In addition to the grants described in subparagraph (E) of this 178
	233	+	subdivision, for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2010, the commissioner 179
	234	+	may, subject to the approval of the Secretary of the Office of Policy and 180
	235	+	Management and the Finance Advisory Committee, established 181
	236	+	pursuant to section 4-93, provide supplemental grants to the Hartford 182
	237	+	school district of up to one thousand fifty-four dollars for each student 183 Raised Bill No. 7109
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240		-	~~thereafter,~~ the ~~half-day Greater~~ Hartford ~~Academy of the Arts 186~~
241		-	~~interdistrict magnet~~ school ~~operated by the Capital Region Education 187~~
242		-	~~Council shall be eligible to receive a per pupil grant equal to sixty-five~~ ~~188~~
243		-	~~per cent~~ of the ~~per pupil grant specified in subparagraph (A) of this 189~~
244		-	~~subdivision. 190~~
245		-	~~(I) For the fiscal years ending June 30, 2016,~~ to ~~June 30,~~ ~~2018, 191~~
246		-	~~inclusive,~~ the ~~half-day Greater Hartford Academy~~ of ~~Mathematics and 192~~
247		-	~~Science interdistrict magnet school operated by the Capitol Region 193~~
248		-	~~Education Council shall be eligible~~ to ~~receive a per pupil grant equal to 194~~
249		-	~~six thousand seven hundred eighty-seven~~ ~~dollars for (i) students 195~~
250		-	~~enrolled in grades ten to twelve, inclusive, for~~ the ~~fiscal year ending 196~~
251		-	~~June 30,~~ ~~2016, (ii) students enrolled in grades eleven and twelve for the 197~~
252		-	~~fiscal year ending June 30,~~ ~~2017, and~~ (~~iii~~) students ~~enrolled in grade 198~~
253		-	twelve for the fiscal year ending ~~June 30, 2018. For the fiscal year 199~~
254		-	~~ending~~ June 30, 2016, and ~~each fiscal year thereafter,~~ the ~~half-day 200~~
255		-	~~Greater Hartford Academy of Mathematics~~ and ~~Science interdistrict 201~~
256		-	~~magnet school shall not be eligible~~ for ~~any additional grants pursuant 202~~
257		-	~~to subsection (c) of this section.~~ ~~203~~
258		-	~~(4) For the fiscal years ending June 30, 2015,~~ and ~~June 30,~~ ~~2016, the 204~~
259		-	~~department may limit payment to an interdistrict~~ magnet school ~~205~~
260		-	~~operator~~ to ~~an amount equal to the grant that such magnet school 206~~
261		-	~~operator was eligible to receive based on~~ the ~~enrollment level of~~ the ~~207~~
262		-	interdistrict magnet school ~~program on October 1, 2013. Approval of 208~~
263		-	~~funding for enrollment above~~ such ~~enrollment level shall be prioritized 209~~
264		-	by the ~~department as follows: (A) Increases in~~ enrollment ~~in an 210~~
265		-	interdistrict magnet school program ~~that is adding planned new grade 211~~
266		-	~~levels~~ for ~~the school years commencing July 1,~~ ~~2015, and July 1, 2016; 212~~
267		-	(B) increases in enrollment in an ~~interdistrict magnet school program 213~~
268		-	that ~~added~~ planned new grade ~~levels for the school year commencing 214~~
269		-	July 1, ~~2014~~, and ~~was funded during the fiscal year ending June 30~~, ~~215~~
270		-	~~2015;~~ (C) increases in enrollment in an interdistrict magnet school ~~216~~
271		-	~~program~~ that ~~is moving into a permanent facility~~ for the school ~~years 217~~
272		-	~~commencing~~ July 1, 2014, ~~to July 1~~, ~~2016, inclusive; (D) increases in 218 Substitute~~ Bill No. 7109
	244	+	enrolled at an interdistrict magnet school operated by the Hartford 184
	245	+	school district who is not a resident of such district. 185
	246	+	(H) For the fiscal year ending June 30, 2016, and each fiscal year 186
	247	+	thereafter, the half-day Greater Hartford Academy of the Arts 187
	248	+	interdistrict magnet school operated by the Capital Region Education 188
	249	+	Council shall be eligible to receive a per pupil grant equal to sixty-five 189
	250	+	per cent of the per pupil grant specified in subparagraph (A) of this 190
	251	+	subdivision. 191
	252	+	(I) For the fiscal years ending June 30, 2016, to June 30, 2018, 192
	253	+	inclusive, the half-day Greater Hartford Academy of Mathematics and 193
	254	+	Science interdistrict magnet school operated by the Capitol Region 194
	255	+	Education Council shall be eligible to receive a per pupil grant equal to 195
	256	+	six thousand seven hundred eighty-seven dollars for (i) students 196
	257	+	enrolled in grades ten to twelve, inclusive, for the fiscal year ending 197
	258	+	June 30, 2016, (ii) students enrolled in grades eleven and twelve for the 198
	259	+	fiscal year ending June 30, 2017, and (iii) students enrolled in grade 199
	260	+	twelve for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2018. For the fiscal year 200
	261	+	ending June 30, 2016, and each fiscal year thereafter, the half-day 201
	262	+	Greater Hartford Academy of Mathematics and Science interdistrict 202
	263	+	magnet school shall not be eligible for any additional grants pursuant 203
	264	+	to subsection (c) of this section. 204
	265	+	(4) For the fiscal years ending June 30, 2015, and June 30, 2016, the 205
	266	+	department may limit payment to an interdistrict magnet school 206
	267	+	operator to an amount equal to the grant that such magnet school 207
	268	+	operator was eligible to receive based on the enrollment level of the 208
	269	+	interdistrict magnet school program on October 1, 2013. Approval of 209
	270	+	funding for enrollment above such enrollment level shall be prioritized 210
	271	+	by the department as follows: (A) Increases in enrollment in an 211
	272	+	interdistrict magnet school program that is adding planned new grade 212
	273	+	levels for the school years commencing July 1, 2015, and July 1, 2016; 213
	274	+	(B) increases in enrollment in an interdistrict magnet school program 214
	275	+	that added planned new grade levels for the school year commencing 215
	276	+	July 1, 2014, and was funded during the fiscal year ending June 30, 216 Raised Bill No. 7109
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279		-	enrollment in an interdistrict magnet school ~~program to ensure 219~~
280		-	~~compliance with subsection (~~a~~) of this section;~~ ~~and (E) new enrollments 220~~
281		-	~~for a new interdistrict magnet school program~~ commencing ~~operations 221~~
282		-	~~on or after July 1,~~ ~~2014, pursuant~~ to ~~the 2013 stipulation and order for 222~~
283		-	~~Milo Sheff,~~ ~~et al.~~ ~~v. William A.~~ ~~O'Neill, et al., as extended.~~ ~~Any 223~~
284		-	interdistrict magnet school program ~~operating less than full-time, but 224~~
285		-	~~at least half-time~~, ~~shall be eligible~~ to ~~receive a grant equal to sixty-five~~ ~~225~~
286		-	~~per cent of the grant amount determined pursuant to this subsection~~. ~~226~~
287		-	~~(5) For the fiscal year ending June 30~~, ~~2017, the department may 227~~
288		-	~~limit payment~~ to ~~an interdistrict magnet school operator~~ to ~~an amount 228~~
289		-	~~equal to~~ the grant ~~that such magnet school operator was eligible~~ to ~~229~~
290		-	~~receive based on~~ the ~~enrollment level of~~ the ~~interdistrict magnet school 230~~
291		-	~~program on October 1,~~ ~~2013, or October 1,~~ ~~2015, whichever is lower.~~ ~~231~~
292		-	~~Approval of funding for enrollment above~~ such ~~enrollment level shall 232~~
293		-	~~be prioritized by~~ the ~~department as follows:~~ ~~(A) Increases in 233~~
294		-	~~enrollment in an interdistrict magnet school~~ program ~~that~~ is ~~adding 234~~
295		-	~~planned new grade levels~~ for ~~the school years commencing July 1,~~ ~~235~~
296		-	~~2015, and July 1,~~ ~~2016;~~ (B) increases in ~~enrollment in an interdistrict 236~~
297		-	magnet school program that ~~added planned new grade levels for the 237~~
298		-	school ~~year~~ commencing July 1, ~~2014, and was funded during the fiscal 238~~
299		-	~~year ending June 30~~, ~~2015~~; (C) increases in enrollment in an ~~239~~
300		-	~~interdistrict~~ magnet school program that added planned new grade ~~240~~
301		-	~~levels for the~~ school year commencing July 1, ~~2015~~, and was funded ~~241~~
302		-	~~during the fiscal~~ year ending June 30, ~~2016~~; ~~and~~ (D) increases in ~~242~~
303		-	~~enrollment in an~~ interdistrict magnet school program ~~to ensure 243~~
304		-	~~compliance with subsection (a) of this section.~~ ~~Any interdistrict magnet 244~~
305		-	~~school program operating less than full-time~~, ~~but at least half-time, 245~~
306		-	~~shall be eligible~~ to ~~receive a grant equal to sixty-five per cent of the 246~~
307		-	~~grant amount determined pursuant to~~ this ~~subsection~~. ~~247~~
308		-	~~(6) For the fiscal year ending June 30~~, ~~2018~~, ~~and within available 248~~
309		-	~~appropriations,~~ the ~~department may limit payment to an interdistrict 249~~
310		-	~~magnet school operator~~ to ~~an amount equal to the grant that such 250~~
311		-	~~magnet school operator was eligible to receive based on~~ the ~~enrollment 251 Substitute~~ Bill No. 7109
	283	+	2015; (C) increases in enrollment in an interdistrict magnet school 217
	284	+	program that is moving into a permanent facility for the school years 218
	285	+	commencing July 1, 2014, to July 1, 2016, inclusive; (D) increases in 219
	286	+	enrollment in an interdistrict magnet school program to ensure 220
	287	+	compliance with subsection (a) of this section; and (E) new enrollments 221
	288	+	for a new interdistrict magnet school program commencing operations 222
	289	+	on or after July 1, 2014, pursuant to the 2013 stipulation and order for 223
	290	+	Milo Sheff, et al. v. William A. O'Neill, et al., as extended. Any 224
	291	+	interdistrict magnet school program operating less than full-time, but 225
	292	+	at least half-time, shall be eligible to receive a grant equal to sixty-five 226
	293	+	per cent of the grant amount determined pursuant to this subsection. 227
	294	+	(5) For the fiscal year ending June 30, 2017, the department may 228
	295	+	limit payment to an interdistrict magnet school operator to an amount 229
	296	+	equal to the grant that such magnet school operator was eligible to 230
	297	+	receive based on the enrollment level of the interdistrict magnet school 231
	298	+	program on October 1, 2013, or October 1, 2015, whichever is lower. 232
	299	+	Approval of funding for enrollment above such enrollment level shall 233
	300	+	be prioritized by the department as follows: (A) Increases in 234
	301	+	enrollment in an interdistrict magnet school program that is adding 235
	302	+	planned new grade levels for the school years commencing July 1, 236
	303	+	2015, and July 1, 2016; (B) increases in enrollment in an interdistrict 237
	304	+	magnet school program that added planned new grade levels for the 238
	305	+	school year commencing July 1, 2014, and was funded during the fiscal 239
	306	+	year ending June 30, 2015; (C) increases in enrollment in an 240
	307	+	interdistrict magnet school program that added planned new grade 241
	308	+	levels for the school year commencing July 1, 2015, and was funded 242
	309	+	during the fiscal year ending June 30, 2016; and (D) increases in 243
	310	+	enrollment in an interdistrict magnet school program to ensure 244
	311	+	compliance with subsection (a) of this section. Any interdistrict magnet 245
	312	+	school program operating less than full-time, but at least half-time, 246
	313	+	shall be eligible to receive a grant equal to sixty-five per cent of the 247
	314	+	grant amount determined pursuant to this subsection. 248
	315	+	(6) For the fiscal year ending June 30, 2018, and within available 249 Raised Bill No. 7109
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318		-	~~level of~~ the interdistrict ~~magnet school program on October 1, 2013, 252~~
319		-	~~October 1,~~ ~~2015, or October 1,~~ ~~2016, whichever is lower.~~ ~~Approval of 253~~
320		-	~~funding for~~ enrollment ~~above such enrollment level shall be prioritized 254~~
321		-	by the ~~department and subject to the commissioner's approval~~, ~~255~~
322		-	~~including increases in enrollment in an interdistrict magnet school 256~~
323		-	~~program as a result of planned and approved new grade levels.~~ ~~Any 257~~
324		-	~~interdistrict magnet school program operating less than full-time~~, ~~but 258~~
325		-	~~at least half-time, shall be eligible to receive a grant equal to sixty-five 259~~
326		-	~~per cent~~ of ~~the grant amount determined pursuant to this subsection~~. ~~260~~
327		-	~~(7) For the fiscal year ending June 30~~, ~~2019, and within available 261~~
328		-	~~appropriations~~, ~~the department may limit payment~~ to ~~an interdistrict 262~~
329		-	~~magnet school operator to an amount equal to~~ the grant ~~that such 263~~
330		-	~~magnet school operator was eligible to receive based on~~ the ~~enrollment 264~~
331		-	~~level of~~ the interdistrict ~~magnet school program on October 1, 2013, 265~~
332		-	~~October 1,~~ ~~2015, October 1,~~ ~~2016, or October 1,~~ ~~2017, whichever is 266~~
333		-	~~lower. Approval of funding for~~ enrollment ~~above such enrollment 267~~
334		-	level ~~shall be prioritized by~~ the ~~department and subject to the 268~~
335		-	~~commissioner's approval~~, ~~including increases in enrollment in an 269~~
336		-	~~interdistrict magnet school program as a result~~ of ~~planned and 270~~
337		-	~~approved new grade levels.~~ ~~Any interdistrict magnet school program 271~~
338		-	~~operating less than full-time~~, ~~but at least half-time, shall be eligible to 272~~
339		-	~~receive~~ a ~~grant equal to sixty-five per cent~~ of ~~the grant amount 273~~
340		-	~~determined pursuant to this subsection~~. ~~274~~
341		-	~~(8) Within available appropriations~~, ~~the commissioner may make 275~~
342		-	~~grants~~ to the ~~following entities that operate an interdistrict magnet 276~~
343		-	~~school that assists the state in meeting its obligations~~ pursuant to ~~the 277~~
344		-	~~decision in Sheff v. O'Neill~~, ~~238 Conn.~~ ~~1 (1996), or any related 278~~
345		-	~~stipulation or order in effect, as determined by~~ the ~~commissioner and 279~~
346		-	that ~~provide academic support programs and summer school 280~~
347		-	~~educational programs approved by the commissioner to students 281~~
348		-	~~participating~~ in ~~such interdistrict magnet school program:~~ ~~(A) Regional 282~~
349		-	~~educational service centers,~~ ~~(B) local~~ and ~~regional boards of education, 283~~
350		-	~~(C)~~ the ~~Board of Trustees of the Community-Technical Colleges on 284 Substitute~~ Bill No. 7109
	322	+	appropriations, the department may limit payment to an interdistrict 250
	323	+	magnet school operator to an amount equal to the grant that such 251
	324	+	magnet school operator was eligible to receive based on the enrollment 252
	325	+	level of the interdistrict magnet school program on October 1, 2013, 253
	326	+	October 1, 2015, or October 1, 2016, whichever is lower. Approval of 254
	327	+	funding for enrollment above such enrollment level shall be prioritized 255
	328	+	by the department and subject to the commissioner's approval, 256
	329	+	including increases in enrollment in an interdistrict magnet school 257
	330	+	program as a result of planned and approved new grade levels. Any 258
	331	+	interdistrict magnet school program operating less than full-time, but 259
	332	+	at least half-time, shall be eligible to receive a grant equal to sixty-five 260
	333	+	per cent of the grant amount determined pursuant to this subsection. 261
	334	+	(7) For the fiscal year ending June 30, 2019, and within available 262
	335	+	appropriations, the department may limit payment to an interdistrict 263
	336	+	magnet school operator to an amount equal to the grant that such 264
	337	+	magnet school operator was eligible to receive based on the enrollment 265
	338	+	level of the interdistrict magnet school program on October 1, 2013, 266
	339	+	October 1, 2015, October 1, 2016, or October 1, 2017, whichever is 267
	340	+	lower. Approval of funding for enrollment above such enrollment 268
	341	+	level shall be prioritized by the department and subject to the 269
	342	+	commissioner's approval, including increases in enrollment in an 270
	343	+	interdistrict magnet school program as a result of planned and 271
	344	+	approved new grade levels. Any interdistrict magnet school program 272
	345	+	operating less than full-time, but at least half-time, shall be eligible to 273
	346	+	receive a grant equal to sixty-five per cent of the grant amount 274
	347	+	determined pursuant to this subsection. 275
	348	+	(8) Within available appropriations, the commissioner may make 276
	349	+	grants to the following entities that operate an interdistrict magnet 277
	350	+	school that assists the state in meeting its obligations pursuant to the 278
	351	+	decision in Sheff v. O'Neill, 238 Conn. 1 (1996), or any related 279
	352	+	stipulation or order in effect, as determined by the commissioner and 280
	353	+	that provide academic support programs and summer school 281
	354	+	educational programs approved by the commissioner to students 282 Raised Bill No. 7109
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357		-	~~behalf of~~ a regional ~~community-technical college, (D) the Board of 285~~
358		-	~~Trustees~~ of ~~the Connecticut State University System on behalf of a state 286~~
359		-	~~university,~~ (E) the Board of Trustees ~~for~~ The ~~University of Connecticut 287~~
360		-	on behalf of ~~the university~~, (F) the board of ~~governors for an 288~~
361		-	~~independent institution~~ of ~~higher education,~~ ~~as defined in subsection 289~~
362		-	(a) of ~~section 10a-173, or~~ the ~~equivalent~~ of ~~such a board, on behalf of 290~~
363		-	~~the independent institution~~ of ~~higher education~~, (G) ~~cooperative 291~~
364		-	~~arrangements pursuant to section 10-158a~~, ~~and (H) any other third-292~~
365		-	~~party not-for-profit~~ ~~corporation approved by~~ the ~~commissioner. 293~~
366		-	~~(9) Within available appropriations,~~ the ~~Commissioner~~ of Education ~~294~~
367		-	~~may make grants, in an amount not~~ to ~~exceed seventy-five thousand 295~~
368		-	~~dollars,~~ for ~~start-up~~ ~~costs associated with~~ the ~~development of new 296~~
369		-	~~interdistrict magnet school programs that assist~~ the ~~state in meeting its 297~~
370		-	~~obligations pursuant~~ to ~~the decision in Sheff v. O'Neill, 238 Conn. 1 298~~
371		-	~~(1996)~~, ~~or any related stipulation or order in effect,~~ ~~as determined by 299~~
372		-	~~the commissioner,~~ to the ~~following entities that develop such a 300~~
373		-	~~program: (A) Regional educational service centers~~, ~~(B) local and 301~~
374		-	~~regional boards of education~~, ~~(C) the Board of Trustees of the 302~~
375		-	~~Community-Technical Colleges on behalf of~~ a ~~regional community-303~~
376		-	~~technical college~~, (D) ~~the Board of Trustees of the Connecticut State 304~~
377		-	~~University System on behalf~~ of ~~a state university~~, (E) the Board of ~~305~~
378		-	~~Trustees for The University of Connecticut~~ on behalf of ~~the university,~~ ~~306~~
379		-	(F) the board of ~~governors for an independent institution~~ of ~~higher 307~~
380		-	~~education, as defined in subsection (a)~~ of ~~section 10a-173~~, or the ~~308~~
381		-	~~equivalent~~ of ~~such a board,~~ on behalf of the ~~independent institution of 309~~
382		-	higher ~~education, (G) cooperative arrangements pursuant to section 310~~
383		-	~~10-158a~~, ~~and~~ (H) ~~any other third-party not-for-profit corporation 311~~
384		-	~~approved by~~ the ~~commissioner. 312~~
385		-	(10) ~~The amounts of the grants determined~~ pursuant to ~~this 313~~
386		-	~~subsection shall be proportionately adjusted~~, ~~if necessary,~~ ~~within 314~~
387		-	~~available appropriations, and in no case shall~~ the ~~total grant paid to an 315~~
388		-	~~interdistrict magnet school operator~~ pursuant to this ~~section exceed the 316~~
389		-	~~aggregate total of the reasonable operating budgets of the interdistrict 317 Substitute~~ Bill No. 7109
	361	+	participating in such interdistrict magnet school program: (A) Regional 283
	362	+	educational service centers, (B) local and regional boards of education, 284
	363	+	(C) the Board of Trustees of the Community-Technical Colleges on 285
	364	+	behalf of a regional community-technical college, (D) the Board of 286
	365	+	Trustees of the Connecticut State University System on behalf of a state 287
	366	+	university, (E) the Board of Trustees for The University of Connecticut 288
	367	+	on behalf of the university, (F) the board of governors for an 289
	368	+	independent institution of higher education, as defined in subsection 290
	369	+	(a) of section 10a-173, or the equivalent of such a board, on behalf of 291
	370	+	the independent institution of higher education, (G) cooperative 292
	371	+	arrangements pursuant to section 10-158a, and (H) any other third-293
	372	+	party not-for-profit corporation approved by the commissioner. 294
	373	+	(9) Within available appropriations, the Commissioner of Education 295
	374	+	may make grants, in an amount not to exceed seventy-five thousand 296
	375	+	dollars, for start-up costs associated with the development of new 297
	376	+	interdistrict magnet school programs that assist the state in meeting its 298
	377	+	obligations pursuant to the decision in Sheff v. O'Neill, 238 Conn. 1 299
	378	+	(1996), or any related stipulation or order in effect, as determined by 300
	379	+	the commissioner, to the following entities that develop such a 301
	380	+	program: (A) Regional educational service centers, (B) local and 302
	381	+	regional boards of education, (C) the Board of Trustees of the 303
	382	+	Community-Technical Colleges on behalf of a regional community-304
	383	+	technical college, (D) the Board of Trustees of the Connecticut State 305
	384	+	University System on behalf of a state university, (E) the Board of 306
	385	+	Trustees for The University of Connecticut on behalf of the university, 307
	386	+	(F) the board of governors for an independent institution of higher 308
	387	+	education, as defined in subsection (a) of section 10a-173, or the 309
	388	+	equivalent of such a board, on behalf of the independent institution of 310
	389	+	higher education, (G) cooperative arrangements pursuant to section 311
	390	+	10-158a, and (H) any other third-party not-for-profit corporation 312
	391	+	approved by the commissioner. 313
	392	+	(10) The amounts of the grants determined pursuant to this 314
	393	+	subsection shall be proportionately adjusted, if necessary, within 315 Raised Bill No. 7109
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393		-	~~R02~~-HB.docx }
	396	+	LCO 4046 {\\PRDFS1\HCOUSERS\BARRYJN\WS\2019HB-07109-
	397	+	R01-HB.docx }
394	398		11 of 11
395	399
396		-	magnet school programs of such operator, less revenues from other 318
397		-	sources. 319
	400	+	available appropriations, and in no case shall the total grant paid to an 316
	401	+	interdistrict magnet school operator pursuant to this section exceed the 317
	402	+	aggregate total of the reasonable operating budgets of the interdistrict 318
	403	+	magnet school programs of such operator, less revenues from other 319
	404	+	sources. 320
398	405		This act shall take effect as follows and shall amend the following
399	406		sections:
400	407
401	408		Section 1 July 1, 2019 10-264l(c)
402	409
403	410		ED Joint Favorable C/R APP
404		-	APP Joint Favorable Subst.
405	411