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1		-	LAWRENCE J. HOGAN, JR., Governor Ch. 33
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4		-	Chapter 33
5		-	(House Bill 1450)
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7		-	AN ACT concerning
	3	+	EXPLANATION: CAPITALS INDICATE MAT TER ADDED TO EXISTIN G LAW.
	4	+	[Brackets] indicate matter deleted from existing law.
	5	+	Underlining indicates amendments to bill.
	6	+	Strike out indicates matter stricken from the bill by amendment or deleted from the law by
	7	+	amendment.
	8	+	Italics indicate opposite chamber/conference committee amendments.
	9	+	hb1450
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9		-	Blueprint for Maryland’s Future – Implementation Plans and Fund Funds –
10		-	Alterations
	11	+	HOUSE BILL 1450
	12	+	F5, Q4 (2lr3240)
	13	+	ENROLLED BILL
	14	+	— Appropriations/Budget and Taxation —
	15	+	Introduced by Delegates McIntosh, Atterbeary, B. Barnes, and Washington
11	16
12		-	FOR the purpose of expanding the uses for certain grants under the Concentration of
13		-	Poverty Grant Program; requiring the State Department of Education to collect
14		-	certain data and submit a certain report on or before a certain date; requiring the
15		-	governing body of each county to appropriate a certain amount of funds to the school
16		-	operating budgets for a certain fiscal year; requiring a certain adjustment to the
17		-	highest local appropriation for certain counties for a certain fiscal year; altering
18		-	certain dates for the development, adoption, and submission of certain plans to
19		-	implement the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future; altering the date by which criteria
20		-	to evaluate certain implementation plans must be developed; requiring the
21		-	Accountability and Implementation Board to release certain funds withheld from a
22		-	local school system for a certain fiscal year if a certain condition is met; altering the
23		-	distribution of certain sales and use tax revenues to the Blueprint for Maryland’s
24		-	Future Fund; requiring the Comptroller to make a certain distribution to the
25		-	Blueprint for Maryland’s Future Fund on or before a certain date; authorizing certain
26		-	entities or programs to retain the unspent portion of a certain appropriation for a
27		-	certain fiscal year; and generally relating to the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future and
28		-	maintenance of effort requirements.
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30		-	BY repealing and reenacting, without amendments,
31		-	Article – Education
32		-	Section 5–206(a) and 5–405(a)
33		-	Annotated Code of Maryland
34		-	(2018 Replacement Volume and 2021 Supplement)
	19	+	_______________________________________________
	20	+	Proofreader.
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	22	+	Proofreader.
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36		-	BY repealing and reenacting, with amendments,
37		-	Article – Education
38		-	Section 5–206(f)(1) and, 5–223(c)(4) and (9), 5–235(a) and (b), 5–404(a) and (b),
39		-	5–405(b) and (c), and 7–205.1(e)(1)(i)
40		-	Annotated Code of Maryland
41		-	(2018 Replacement Volume and 2021 Supplement)
	24	+	Sealed with the Great Seal and presented to the Governor, for his approval this
42	25
43		-	BY adding to
44		-	Article – Education
45		-	Section 5–223(g)(3) and 5–235(a–1)
46		-	Annotated Code of Maryland
47		-	(2018 Replacement Volume and 2021 Supplement)
	26	+	_______ day of _______________ at ________________________ o’clock, ________M.
48	27
49		-	BY repealing and reenacting, with amendments, Ch. 33 2022 LAWS OF MARYLAND
	28	+	______________________________________________
	29	+	Speaker.
50	30
51		-	– 2 –
52		-	Article – Education
53		-	Section 5–404(c)
54		-	Annotated Code of Maryland
55		-	(2018 Replacement Volume and 2021 Supplement)
56		-	(As enacted by Chapters 55 and 147 of the Acts of the General Assembly of 2021)
	31	+	CHAPTER ______
57	32
58		-	BY repealing and reenacting, with amendments,
59		-	Article – Tax – General
60		-	Section 2–1302.1
61		-	Annotated Code of Maryland
62		-	(2016 Replacement Volume and 2021 Supplement)
63		-	(As enacted by Chapter 9 of the Acts of the General Assembly of the 2021 Special
64		-	Session)
	33	+	AN ACT concerning 1
65	34
66		-	BY repealing and reenacting, with amendments,
67		-	Article – Tax – General
68		-	Section 2–605.1 and 2–1303
69		-	Annotated Code of Maryland
70		-	(2016 Replacement Volume and 2021 Supplement)
	35	+	Blueprint for Maryland’s Future – Implementation Plans and Fund Funds – 2
	36	+	Alterations 3
71	37
72		-	SECTION 1. BE IT ENACTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF MARYLAND,
73		-	That the Laws of Maryland read as follows:
	38	+	FOR the purpose of expanding the uses for certain grants under the Concentration of 4
	39	+	Poverty Grant Program; requiring the State Department of Education to collect 5
	40	+	certain data and submit a certain report on or before a certain date; requiring the 6
	41	+	governing body of each county to appropriate a certain amount of funds to the school 7
	42	+	operating budgets for a certain fiscal year; requiring a certain adjustment to the 8
	43	+	highest local appropriation for certain counties for a certain fiscal year; altering 9
	44	+	certain dates for the development, adoption, and submission of certain plans to 10
	45	+	implement the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future; altering the date by which criteria 11
	46	+	to evaluate certain implementation plans must be developed; requiring the 12
	47	+	Accountability and Implementation Board to release certain funds withheld from a 13
	48	+	local school system for a certain fiscal year if a certain condition is met; altering the 14
	49	+	distribution of certain sales and use tax revenues to the Blueprint for Maryland’s 15 2 HOUSE BILL 1450
74	50
75		-	Article – Education
76	51
77		-	5–206.
	52	+	Future Fund; requiring the Comptroller to make a certain distribution to the 1
	53	+	Blueprint for Maryland’s Future Fund on or before a certain date; authorizing certain 2
	54	+	entities or programs to retain the unspent portion of a certain appropriation for a 3
	55	+	certain fiscal year; and generally relating to the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future and 4
	56	+	maintenance of effort requirements. 5
78	57
79		-	(a) In this section, “Fund” means the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future Fund.
	58	+	BY repealing and reenacting, without amendments, 6
	59	+	Article – Education 7
	60	+	Section 5–206(a) and 5–405(a) 8
	61	+	Annotated Code of Maryland 9
	62	+	(2018 Replacement Volume and 2021 Supplement) 10
80	63
81		-	(f) The Fund consists of:
	64	+	BY repealing and reenacting, with amendments, 11
	65	+	Article – Education 12
	66	+	Section 5–206(f)(1) and, 5–223(c)(4) and (9), 5–235(a) and (b), 5–404(a) and (b), 13
	67	+	5–405(b) and (c), and 7–205.1(e)(1)(i) 14
	68	+	Annotated Code of Maryland 15
	69	+	(2018 Replacement Volume and 2021 Supplement) 16
82	70
83		-	(1) Revenue distributed to the Fund under Title 9, Subtitles 1D and 1E of
84		-	the State Government Article and §§ 2–4A–02, 2–605.1, [2–1302.1,] and 2–1303 of the Tax
85		-	– General Article;
	71	+	BY adding to 17
	72	+	Article – Education 18
	73	+	Section 5–223(g)(3) and 5–235(a–1) 19
	74	+	Annotated Code of Maryland 20
	75	+	(2018 Replacement Volume and 2021 Supplement) 21
86	76
87		-	5–223.
	77	+	BY repealing and reenacting, with amendments, 22
	78	+	Article – Education 23
	79	+	Section 5–404(c) 24
	80	+	Annotated Code of Maryland 25
	81	+	(2018 Replacement Volume and 2021 Supplement) 26
	82	+	(As enacted by Chapters 55 and 147 of the Acts of the General Assembly of 2021) 27
88	83
89		-	(c) (4) If the personnel grant provided to an eligible school exceeds the cost to
90		-	employ the positions and provide the coverage required under paragraph (2) of this
91		-	subsection, the eligible school may only use the excess funds to:
	84	+	BY repealing and reenacting, with amendments, 28
	85	+	Article – Tax – General 29
	86	+	Section 2–1302.1 30
	87	+	Annotated Code of Maryland 31
	88	+	(2016 Replacement Volume and 2021 Supplement) 32
	89	+	(As enacted by Chapter 9 of the Acts of the General Assembly of the 2021 Special 33
	90	+	Session) 34
92	91
93		-	(i) Provide wraparound services to the students enrolled in the
94		-	eligible school;
	92	+	BY repealing and reenacting, with amendments, 35
	93	+	Article – Tax – General 36
	94	+	Section 2–605.1 and 2–1303 37
	95	+	Annotated Code of Maryland 38
	96	+	(2016 Replacement Volume and 2021 Supplement) 39
	97	+	HOUSE BILL 1450 3
95	98
96		-	(ii) Complete the needs assessment; and
97		-	LAWRENCE J. HOGAN, JR., Governor Ch. 33
98	99
99		-	– 3 –
100		-	(iii) In fiscal years 2021 [and 2022] THROUGH 2025, provide the
101		-	requirements under COMAR TITLE 13A, SUBTITLE 04, INCLUDING 13A.04.16.01.
	100	+	SECTION 1. BE IT ENACTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF MARYLAND, 1
	101	+	That the Laws of Maryland read as follows: 2
102	102
103		-	(9) The personnel and per pupil grant may be used through fiscal year
104		-	[2025] 2027 to provide the programs required under COMAR TITLE 13A, SUBTITLE 04,
105		-	INCLUDING 13A.04.16.01.
	103	+	Article – Education 3
106	104
107		-	~~(g) (3) ON OR BEFORE DECEMBER 1, 2022, THE DEPARTMENT SHALL :~~
	105	+	5–206. 4
108	106
109		-	(I) COLLECT THE D ATA NECESSARY TO IMP LEMENT THE
110		-	NEIGHBORHOOD POVERTY INDICATOR METHODOLOG Y RECOMMENDED BY THE
111		-	DEPARTMENT TO CALCULA TE THE COMPENSATORY EDUCATION FORMULA UN DER §
112		-	5–222 OF THIS SUBTITLE AND THE CONCENTRATION OF POVERTY SCHOOL GRANTS
113		-	UNDER THIS SECTION ; AND
	107	+	(a) In this section, “Fund” means the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future Fund. 5
114	108
115		-	(II) SUBMIT A REPORT TO TH E GENERAL ASSEMBLY, IN
116		-	ACCORDANCE WITH § 2–1257 OF THE STATE GOVERNMENT ARTICLE, THE
117		-	ACCOUNTABILITY AND IMPLEMENTATION BOARD, AND THE DEPARTMENT OF
118		-	BUDGET AND MANAGEMENT .
	109	+	(f) The Fund consists of: 6
119	110
120		-	5–235.
	111	+	(1) Revenue distributed to the Fund under Title 9, Subtitles 1D and 1E of 7
	112	+	the State Government Article and §§ 2–4A–02, 2–605.1, [2–1302.1,] and 2–1303 of the Tax 8
	113	+	– General Article; 9
121	114
122		-	(a) (1) (i) Subject to subsection (o) of this section and beginning in fiscal
123		-	year 2023, the county governing body shall levy and appropriate an annual tax sufficient to
124		-	provide an amount of revenue for elementary and secondary public education purposes equal
125		-	to the local share of major education aid as adjusted under § 5–239 of this subtitle.
	115	+	5–223. 10
126	116
127		-	(ii) For the purposes of calculating the local share of major education
128		-	aid and regardless of the source of the funds, all funds that a county board, including the
129		-	Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners, is authorized to expend for schools may be
130		-	considered as levied by the county council, board of county commissioners, or the Mayor and
131		-	City Council of Baltimore except for:
	117	+	(c) (4) If the personnel grant provided to an eligible school exceeds the cost to 11
	118	+	employ the positions and provide the coverage required under paragraph (2) of this 12
	119	+	subsection, the eligible school may only use the excess funds to: 13
132	120
133		-	1. State appropriations;
	121	+	(i) Provide wraparound services to the students enrolled in the 14
	122	+	eligible school; 15
134	123
135		-	~~2. Federal education aid payments~~; and
	124	+	(ii) Complete the needs assessment; and 16
136	125
137		-	3. The ~~amount of the expenditure authorized for debt service~~
138		-	~~and capital outlay~~.
	126	+	(iii) In fiscal years 2021 [and 2022] THROUGH 2025, provide the 17
	127	+	requirements under COMAR TITLE 13A, SUBTITLE 04, INCLUDING 13A.04.16.01. 18
139	128
140		-	(2) [(i)] Subject to subsection (o) of this section and except as provided in
141		-	[subparagraphs (ii), (iii), and (iv) of this paragraph] SUBSECTION (A–1) OF THIS
142		-	SECTION, the county governing body shall appropriate local funds to the school operating
143		-	budget in an amount no less than the product of the county’s enrollment count for the current Ch. 33 2022 LAWS OF MARYLAND
	129	+	(9) The personnel and per pupil grant may be used through fiscal year 19
	130	+	[2025] 2027 to provide the programs required under COMAR TITLE 13A, SUBTITLE 04, 20
	131	+	INCLUDING 13A.04.16.01. 21
144	132
145		-	– 4 –
146		-	fiscal year and the local appropriation on a per pupil basis for the prior fiscal year using
147		-	enrollment count.
	133	+	(g) (3) ON OR BEFORE DECEMBER 1, 2022, THE DEPARTMENT SHALL : 22
148	134
149		-	[(ii) ~~Except as provided in subsection (c)(2) of this section,~~ ~~in fiscal~~
150		-	~~years 2022 and 2023,~~ ~~if a county’s education effort,~~ ~~as defined in subsection (j) of this section,~~
151		-	~~is below 100%~~ of the ~~statewide 5–year moving average of~~ education ~~effort, the required~~
152		-	~~maintenance~~ of ~~effort amount for~~ the ~~county shall be adjusted by increasing the per pupil~~
153		-	~~amount by the lesser of:~~
	135	+	(I) COLLECT THE DATA NECE SSARY TO IMPLEMENT T HE 23
	136	+	NEIGHBORHOOD POVERTY INDICATOR METHODOLOG Y RECOMMENDED BY THE 24
	137	+	DEPARTMENT TO CALCULA TE THE COMPENSATORY EDUCATION FORMULA UN DER § 25
	138	+	5–222 OF THIS SUBTITLE AND THE CONCENTRATION OF POVERTY SCHOOL GRANTS 26
	139	+	UNDER THIS SE CTION; AND 27
154	140
155		-	1. The county’s increase in the local wealth per pupil using
156		-	the September 2019 full–time equivalent enrollment;
	141	+	(II) SUBMIT A REPORT TO TH E GENERAL ASSEMBLY, IN 28
	142	+	ACCORDANCE WITH § 2–1257 OF THE STATE GOVERNMENT ARTICLE, THE 29
	143	+	ACCOUNTABILITY AND IMPLEMENTATION BOARD, AND THE DEPARTMENT OF 30
	144	+	BUDGET AND MANAGEMENT . 31 4 HOUSE BILL 1450
157	145
158		-	2. The statewide average increase in local wealth per pupil
159		-	using the September 2019 full–time equivalent enrollment; or
160	146
161		-	3. 2.5%.
162	147
163		-	(iii) Except as provided in subparagraph (iv) of this paragraph, for
164		-	fiscal year 2023, the county governing body shall appropriate local funds to the school
165		-	operating budget in an amount not less than:
	148	+	5–235. 1
166	149
167		-	1. The fiscal year 2021 local appropriation divided by the
168		-	greater of:
	150	+	(a) (1) (i) Subject to subsection (o) of this section and beginning in fiscal 2
	151	+	year 2023, the county governing body shall levy and appropriate an annual tax sufficient to 3
	152	+	provide an amount of revenue for elementary and secondary public education purposes equal 4
	153	+	to the local share of major education aid as adjusted under § 5–239 of this subtitle. 5
169	154
170		-	A. The full–time equivalent enrollment in September 2019; or
	155	+	(ii) For the purposes of calculating the local share of major education 6
	156	+	aid and regardless of the source of the funds, all funds that a county board, including the 7
	157	+	Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners, is authorized to expend for schools may be 8
	158	+	considered as levied by the county council, board of county commissioners, or the Mayor and 9
	159	+	City Council of Baltimore except for: 10
171	160
172		-	B. The 3–year average of the full–time equivalent enrollment
173		-	for September 2017, 2018, and 2019; multiplied by
	161	+	1. State appropriations; 11
174	162
175		-	2. ~~The greater of:~~
	163	+	2. Federal education aid payments; and 12
176	164
177		-	A. The full–time equivalent enrollment in September 2021; or
	165	+	3. The amount of the expenditure authorized for debt service 13
	166	+	and capital outlay. 14
178	167
179		-	B. The 3–year average of the full–time equivalent enrollment
180		-	for September 2018, 2019, and 2021.
	168	+	(2) [(i)] Subject to subsection (o) of this section and except as provided in 15
	169	+	[subparagraphs (ii), (iii), and (iv) of this paragraph] SUBSECTION (A–1) OF THIS 16
	170	+	SECTION, the county governing body shall appropriate local funds to the school operating 17
	171	+	budget in an amount no less than the product of the county’s enrollment count for the current 18
	172	+	fiscal year and the local appropriation on a per pupil basis for the prior fiscal year using 19
	173	+	enrollment count. 20
181	174
182		-	(iv) If a county is required to make an adjustment under
183		-	subparagraph (ii) of this paragraph in fiscal year 2022, for fiscal year 2023, the county
184		-	governing body shall appropriate local funds to the school operating budget in an amount
185		-	not less than:
	175	+	[(ii) Except as provided in subsection (c)(2) of this section, in fiscal 21
	176	+	years 2022 and 2023, if a county’s education effort, as defined in subsection (j) of this section, 22
	177	+	is below 100% of the statewide 5–year moving average of education effort, the required 23
	178	+	maintenance of effort amount for the county shall be adjusted by increasing the per pupil 24
	179	+	amount by the lesser of: 25
186	180
187		-	1. The ~~fiscal year 2022~~ local ~~appropriation divided by the~~
188		-	~~greater of:~~
	181	+	1. The county’s increase in the local wealth per pupil using 26
	182	+	the September 2019 full–time equivalent enrollment; 27
189	183
190		-	A. The ~~full–time equivalent enrollment~~ in ~~September 2019;~~ or
191		-	~~LAWRENCE J.~~ ~~HOGAN, JR., Governor~~ ~~Ch. 33~~
	184	+	2. The statewide average increase in local wealth per pupil 28
	185	+	using the September 2019 full–time equivalent enrollment; or 29
192	186
193		-	– 5 –
194		-	B. The 3–year average of the full–time equivalent enrollment
195		-	for September 2017, 2018, and 2019; multiplied by
	187	+	3. 2.5%. 30
196	188
197		-	2. The greater of:
	189	+	(iii) Except as provided in subparagraph (iv) of this paragraph, for 31
	190	+	fiscal year 2023, the county governing body shall appropriate local funds to the school 32
	191	+	operating budget in an amount not less than: 33
	192	+	HOUSE BILL 1450 5
198	193
199		-	A. The full–time equivalent enrollment in September 2021; or
200	194
201		-	B. The 3–year ~~average of~~ the ~~full–time equivalent enrollment~~
202		-	~~for September 2018,~~ ~~2019, and 2021; multiplied by~~
	195	+	1. The fiscal year 2021 local appropriation divided by the 1
	196	+	greater of: 2
203	197
204		-	3. The per pupil increase required under subparagraph (ii) of
205		-	this paragraph in fiscal year 2023.]
	198	+	A. The full–time equivalent enrollment in September 2019; or 3
206	199
207		-	~~(A–1) FOR FISCAL YEAR 2023,~~ THE ~~COUNTY GOVERNING BODY SHALL~~
208		-	~~APPROPRIATE TO THE S CHOOL OPERATING BUDG ET THE GREATER OF :~~
	200	+	B. The 3–year average of the full–time equivalent enrollment 4
	201	+	for September 2017, 2018, and 2019; multiplied by 5
209	202
210		-	(1) THE LOCAL SHARE OF MA JOR EDUCATION AID UNDER
211		-	SUBSECTION (A)(1) OF THIS SECTION; OR
	203	+	2. The greater of: 6
212	204
213		-	~~(2) (I) FOR ALLEGANY COUNTY,~~ ~~$31,854,912~~;
	205	+	A. The full–time equivalent enrollment in September 2021; or 7
214	206
215		-	(II) FOR ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, $784,741,000;
	207	+	B. The 3–year average of the full–time equivalent enrollment 8
	208	+	for September 2018, 2019, and 2021. 9
216	209
217		-	(III) FOR BALTIMORE CITY, $275,513,758;
	210	+	(iv) If a county is required to make an adjustment under 10
	211	+	subparagraph (ii) of this paragraph in fiscal year 2022, for fiscal year 2023, the county 11
	212	+	governing body shall appropriate local funds to the school operating budget in an amount 12
	213	+	not less than: 13
218	214
219		-	(IV) FOR BALTIMORE COUNTY, $888,261,619;
	215	+	1. The fiscal year 2022 local appropriation divided by the 14
	216	+	greater of: 15
220	217
221		-	~~(V) FOR CALVERT COUNTY,~~ ~~$134,705,250~~;
	218	+	A. The full–time equivalent enrollment in September 2019; or 16
222	219
223		-	(VI) FOR CAROLINE COUNTY, $16,080,832;
	220	+	B. The 3–year average of the full–time equivalent enrollment 17
	221	+	for September 2017, 2018, and 2019; multiplied by 18
224	222
225		-	~~(VII) FOR CARROLL COUNTY,~~ ~~$204,617,860;~~
	223	+	2. The greater of: 19
226	224
227		-	~~(VIII) FOR CECIL COUNTY,~~ ~~$89,196,266~~;
	225	+	A. The full–time equivalent enrollment in September 2021; or 20
228	226
229		-	(IX) FOR CHARLES COUNTY, $200,686,400;
	227	+	B. The 3–year average of the full–time equivalent enrollment 21
	228	+	for September 2018, 2019, and 2021; multiplied by 22
230	229
231		-	(X) FOR DORCHESTER COUNTY, $20,937,715;
	230	+	3. The per pupil increase required under subparagraph (ii) of 23
	231	+	this paragraph in fiscal year 2023.] 24
232	232
233		-	(XI) FOR FREDERICK COUNTY, $316,348,012;
	233	+	(A–1) FOR FISCAL YEAR 2023, THE COUNTY GOVERNING BODY SHALL 25
	234	+	APPROPRIATE TO THE S CHOOL OPERATING BUDG ET THE GREATER OF: 26
234	235
235		-	(XII) FOR GARRETT COUNTY, $28,705,313;
	236	+	(1) THE LOCAL SHARE OF MA JOR EDUCATION AID UN DER 27
	237	+	SUBSECTION (A)(1) OF THIS SECTION; OR 28
236	238
237		-	(~~XIII~~) FOR ~~HARFORD~~ COUNTY, $~~293~~,~~812~~,~~984~~;
238		-	~~Ch. 33~~ ~~2022 LAWS OF MARYLAND~~
	239	+	(2) (I) FOR ALLEGANY COUNTY, $31,854,912; 29
	240	+	6 HOUSE BILL 1450
239	241
240		-	– 6 –
241		-	(XIV) FOR HOWARD COUNTY, $628,300,000;
242	242
243		-	(XV) FOR ~~KENT~~ COUNTY, $18,~~559~~,~~629~~;
	243	+	(II) FOR ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, $784,741,000; 1
244	244
245		-	(~~XVI~~) FOR ~~MONTGOMERY COUNTY~~, $1,~~752~~,~~662,235~~;
	245	+	(III) FOR BALTIMORE CITY, $275,513,758; 2
246	246
247		-	(~~XVII~~) FOR ~~PRINCE GEORGE’S~~ COUNTY, $~~766~~,~~762~~,~~200~~;
	247	+	(IV) FOR BALTIMORE COUNTY, $888,261,619; 3
248	248
249		-	(~~XVIII~~) FOR ~~QUEEN ANNE’S~~ COUNTY, $62,~~559~~,~~389~~;
	249	+	(V) FOR CALVERT COUNTY, $134,705,250; 4
250	250
251		-	(~~XIX~~) FOR ~~ST. MARY’S~~ COUNTY, $~~114~~,~~540~~,~~490~~;
	251	+	(VI) FOR CAROLINE COUNTY, $16,080,832; 5
252	252
253		-	(XX) FOR ~~SOMERSET~~ COUNTY, $10,~~490~~,~~432~~;
	253	+	(VII) FOR CARROLL COUNTY, $204,617,860; 6
254	254
255		-	(~~XXI~~) FOR ~~TALBOT~~ COUNTY, $43,~~905~~,~~596~~;
	255	+	(VIII) FOR CECIL COUNTY, $89,196,266; 7
256	256
257		-	(~~XXII~~) FOR ~~WASHINGTON~~ COUNTY, $~~106~~,~~847~~,~~824~~;
	257	+	(IX) FOR CHARLES COUNTY, $200,686,400; 8
258	258
259		-	(~~XXIII~~) FOR ~~WICOMICO~~ COUNTY, $49,~~135~~,~~024~~; ~~AND~~
	259	+	(X) FOR DORCHESTER COUNTY, $20,937,715; 9
260	260
261		-	(~~XXIV~~) FOR ~~WORCESTER~~ COUNTY, $97,~~117~~,~~331.~~
	261	+	(XI) FOR FREDERICK COUNTY, $316,348,012; 10
262	262
263		-	(b) (1) Except as provided in PARAGRAPH (2) OF THIS SUBSECTION A ND
264		-	subsection (c) of this section, for purposes of this section, the local appropriation on a per
265		-	pupil basis for the prior fiscal year for a county is derived by dividing the county’s highest
266		-	local appropriation to its school operating budget for the prior fiscal year by the county’s
267		-	enrollment count for the prior fiscal year. For example, the calculation of the foundation aid
268		-	for fiscal year 2003 shall be based on the highest local appropriation for the school operating
269		-	budget for a county for fiscal year 2002. Program shifts between a county operating budget
270		-	and a county school operating budget may not be used to artificially satisfy the requirements
271		-	of this paragraph.
	263	+	(XII) FOR GARRETT COUNTY, $28,705,313; 11
272	264
273		-	(2) FOR FISCAL YEAR 2024, THE FOLLOWING AMOUNT S SHALL BE
274		-	SUBTRACTED FROM THE COUNTY’S FISCAL YEAR 2023 HIGHEST LOCAL
275		-	APPROPRIATION :
	265	+	(XIII) FOR HARFORD COUNTY, $293,812,984; 12
276	266
277		-	(I) FOR ~~ALLEGANY~~ COUNTY, $~~384~~,~~498~~;
	267	+	(XIV) FOR HOWARD COUNTY, $628,300,000; 13
278	268
279		-	(II) FOR ~~ANNE ARUNDEL~~ COUNTY, $10,~~291~~,~~149~~;
	269	+	(XV) FOR KENT COUNTY, $18,559,629; 14
280	270
281		-	(~~III~~) FOR ~~BALTIMORE~~ COUNTY, $41,~~682~~,~~056~~;
	271	+	(XVI) FOR MONTGOMERY COUNTY, $1,752,662,235; 15
282	272
283		-	(IV) FOR CALVERT COUNTY, $2,109,359;
284		-	LAWRENCE J. HOGAN, JR., Governor Ch. 33
	273	+	(XVII) FOR PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY, $766,762,200; 16
285	274
286		-	– 7 –
287		-	(V) FOR CARROLL COUNTY, $7,549,762;
	275	+	(XVIII) FOR QUEEN ANNE’S COUNTY, $62,559,389; 17
288	276
289		-	(VI) FOR ~~CHARLES~~ COUNTY, $7,~~074~~,~~539~~;
	277	+	(XIX) FOR ST. MARY’S COUNTY, $114,540,490; 18
290	278
291		-	(~~VII~~) FOR ~~FREDERICK~~ COUNTY, $9,~~076~~,~~061~~;
	279	+	(XX) FOR SOMERSET COUNTY, $10,490,432; 19
292	280
293		-	(~~VIII~~) FOR ~~GARRETT~~ COUNTY, $~~342~~,~~058~~;
	281	+	(XXI) FOR TALBOT COUNTY, $43,905,596; 20
294	282
295		-	(IX) FOR ~~HARFORD~~ COUNTY, $19,~~512~~,~~731~~;
	283	+	(XXII) FOR WASHINGTON COUNTY, $106,847,824; 21
296	284
297		-	(X) FOR ~~HOWARD~~ COUNTY, $23,~~479~~,~~884~~;
	285	+	(XXIII) FOR WICOMICO COUNTY, $49,135,024; AND 22
298	286
299		-	(XI) FOR ~~KENT~~ COUNTY, $~~488~~,~~031;~~
	287	+	(XXIV) FOR WORCESTER COUNTY, $97,117,331. 23 HOUSE BILL 1450 7
300	288
301		-	(XII) FOR MONTGOMERY COUNTY, $30,992,076;
302	289
303		-	(XIII) FOR QUEEN ANNE’S COUNTY, $406,525; AND
304	290
305		-	(XIV) FOR ST. MARY’S COUNTY, $6,110,337.
	291	+	(b) (1) Except as provided in PARAGRAPH (2) OF THIS SUBSECTION A ND 1
	292	+	subsection (c) of this section, for purposes of this section, the local appropriation on a per 2
	293	+	pupil basis for the prior fiscal year for a county is derived by dividing the county’s highest 3
	294	+	local appropriation to its school operating budget for the prior fiscal year by the county’s 4
	295	+	enrollment count for the prior fiscal year. For example, the calculation of the foundation aid 5
	296	+	for fiscal year 2003 shall be based on the highest local appropriation for the school operating 6
	297	+	budget for a county for fiscal year 2002. Program shifts between a county operating budget 7
	298	+	and a county school operating budget may not be used to artificially satisfy the requirements 8
	299	+	of this paragraph. 9
306	300
307		-	5–404.
	301	+	(2) FOR FISCAL YEAR 2024, THE FOLLOWING AMOUNT S SHALL BE 10
	302	+	SUBTRACTED FROM THE COUNTY’S FISCAL YEAR 2023 HIGHEST LOCAL 11
	303	+	APPROPRIATION : 12
308	304
309		-	(a) (1) The Board shall develop a Comprehensive Implementation Plan to
310		-	implement the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future, considering any input provided by
311		-	interested stakeholders in the State.
	305	+	(I) FOR ALLEGANY COUNTY, $384,498; 13
312	306
313		-	(2) The Comprehensive Implementation Plan shall include a timeline for
314		-	implementation of the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future with key milestones to be achieved
315		-	by each State or local government unit required to implement an element of the Blueprint
316		-	for Maryland’s Future for each year of the implementation period.
	307	+	(II) FOR ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, $10,291,149; 14
317	308
318		-	(3) The Comprehensive Implementation Plan shall include the intended
319		-	outcomes that the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future will achieve.
	309	+	(III) FOR BALTIMORE COUNTY, $41,682,056; 15
320	310
321		-	(4) (i) The Comprehensive Implementation Plan shall be adopted by
322		-	the Board no later than [February 15, 2022] DECEMBER 1, 2022.
	311	+	(IV) FOR CALVERT COUNTY, $2,109,359; 16
323	312
324		-	(ii) Any changes to the Comprehensive Implementation Plan shall
325		-	be adopted by the Board no later than August 1 of each year.
	313	+	(V) FOR CARROLL COUNTY, $7,549,762; 17
326	314
327		-	(b) (1) The Board shall adopt guidelines for entities required to submit and
328		-	carry out implementation plans under this section that include establishing a maximum
329		-	page length, including appendices, for implementation plans.
	315	+	(VI) FOR CHARLES COUNTY, $7,074,539; 18
330	316
331		-	(2) State and local government units responsible for implementing an
332		-	element of the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future shall develop implementation plans Ch. 33 2022 LAWS OF MARYLAND
	317	+	(VII) FOR FREDERICK COUNTY, $9,076,061; 19
333	318
334		-	– 8 –
335		-	consistent with the Comprehensive Implementation Plan that describe the goals,
336		-	objectives, and strategies that will be used to improve student achievement and meet the
337		-	Blueprint for Maryland’s Future recommendations for each segment of the student
338		-	population.
	319	+	(VIII) FOR GARRETT COUNTY, $342,058; 20
339	320
340		-	(3) (i) [After February 15, 2022, and no later than April 1, 2022] ON
341		-	OR BEFORE SEPTEMBER 1, 2022, the Department shall develop criteria to be used to
342		-	recommend approval or disapproval of local school system implementation plans and
343		-	release of funds under this subtitle.
	321	+	(IX) FOR HARFORD COUNTY, $19,512,731; 21
344	322
345		-	(ii) ~~The criteria shall be submitted~~ for ~~approval to the Board.~~
	323	+	(X) FOR HOWARD COUNTY, $23,479,884; 22
346	324
347		-	(c) (1) (i) 1. Except as provided in subsubparagraph 2 of this
348		-	subparagraph, each unit responsible for developing an implementation plan under this
349		-	section shall submit the plan to the Board for approval on or before [June 15, 2022] MARCH
350		-	15, 2023.
	325	+	(XI) FOR KENT COUNTY, $488,031; 23
351	326
352		-	2. The Juvenile Services Education Program Superintendent
353		-	shall submit the plan to the Board for approval on or before June 15, 2023.
	327	+	(XII) FOR MONTGOMERY COUNTY, $30,992,076; 24
354	328
355		-	(ii) Each local school system shall submit a copy of its plan to the
356		-	Department for review and a recommendation of approval or disapproval.
	329	+	(XIII) FOR QUEEN ANNE’S COUNTY, $406,525; AND 25
357	330
358		-	(2) Governmental units shall submit implementation plans on elements of
359		-	the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future under this subsection, including:
	331	+	(XIV) FOR ST. MARY’S COUNTY, $6,110,337. 26
360	332
361		-	~~(i) Plans from each local school system to implement each element~~
362		-	~~of the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future,~~ ~~including how to:~~
	333	+	5–404. 27
	334	+	8 HOUSE BILL 1450
363	335
364		-	1. Adapt curriculum, instruction, and the organization of the
365		-	school day to enable more students to achieve college and career readiness by the end of
366		-	10th grade, to provide students with needed services including community–partnered
367		-	behavioral health services if appropriate, and to identify students who are falling behind
368		-	and develop a plan to get them back on track;
369	336
370		-	2. Close student achievement gaps listed under §
371		-	5–408(a)(2)(i) of this subtitle within the local school system;
	337	+	(a) (1) The Board shall develop a Comprehensive Implementation Plan to 1
	338	+	implement the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future, considering any input provided by 2
	339	+	interested stakeholders in the State. 3
372	340
373		-	3. Avoid the disproportionate placement of students with
374		-	particular racial, ethnic, linguistic, economic, or disability status characteristics with
375		-	novice teachers or teachers providing instruction in fields in which they lack expertise; and
	341	+	(2) The Comprehensive Implementation Plan shall include a timeline for 4
	342	+	implementation of the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future with key milestones to be achieved 5
	343	+	by each State or local government unit required to implement an element of the Blueprint 6
	344	+	for Maryland’s Future for each year of the implementation period. 7
376	345
377		-	4. Use additional funds for teacher collaborative time in
378		-	accordance with Title 6, Subtitle 10 of this article prioritized based on availability of a
379		-	sufficient number of high–quality teachers;
380		-	LAWRENCE J. HOGAN, JR., Governor Ch. 33
	346	+	(3) The Comprehensive Implementation Plan shall include the intended 8
	347	+	outcomes that the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future will achieve. 9
381	348
382		-	– 9 –
383		-	(ii) The joint plan of the Department and the Maryland Higher
384		-	Education Commission for teacher preparation and training that meets the requirements
385		-	under Title 6 of this article;
	349	+	(4) (i) The Comprehensive Implementation Plan shall be adopted by 10
	350	+	the Board no later than [February 15, 2022] DECEMBER 1, 2022. 11
386	351
387		-	(iii) A plan from the Department for the expansion and coordination
388		-	of Judy Centers under § 5–230 of this title and a plan for the expansion of
389		-	community–based family support centers under Title 9.5, Subtitle 10 of this article;
	352	+	(ii) Any changes to the Comprehensive Implementation Plan shall 12
	353	+	be adopted by the Board no later than August 1 of each year. 13
390	354
391		-	(iv) The Department’s plan for selection, assembly, and deployment
392		-	of expert review teams under § 5–411 of this subtitle;
	355	+	(b) (1) The Board shall adopt guidelines for entities required to submit and 14
	356	+	carry out implementation plans under this section that include establishing a maximum 15
	357	+	page length, including appendices, for implementation plans. 16
393	358
394		-	(v) The Department’s plan for implementing the teacher career
395		-	ladder and training Maryland teachers, school leaders, and administrators under Title 6,
396		-	Subtitle 10 of this article;
	359	+	(2) State and local government units responsible for implementing an 17
	360	+	element of the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future shall develop implementation plans 18
	361	+	consistent with the Comprehensive Implementation Plan that describe the goals, 19
	362	+	objectives, and strategies that will be used to improve student achievement and meet the 20
	363	+	Blueprint for Maryland’s Future recommendations for each segment of the student 21
	364	+	population. 22
397	365
398		-	(vi) The Career and Technical Education Committee plan for
399		-	developing rigorous CTE pathways under § 21–207 of this article;
	366	+	(3) (i) [After February 15, 2022, and no later than April 1, 2022] ON 23
	367	+	OR BEFORE SEPTEMBER 1, 2022, the Department shall develop criteria to be used to 24
	368	+	recommend approval or disapproval of local school system implementation plans and 25
	369	+	release of funds under this subtitle. 26
400	370
401		-	(vii) Plans from each local school system on proposed memoranda of
402		-	understanding for prekindergarten in accordance with § 7–1A–05 of this article;
	371	+	(ii) The criteria shall be submitted for approval to the Board. 27
403	372
404		-	(viii) A plan from the Juvenile Services Education Program
405		-	Superintendent on the proposed education of juveniles under Title 9, Subtitle 6 of the
406		-	Human Services Article; and
	373	+	(c) (1) (i) 1. Except as provided in subsubparagraph 2 of this 28
	374	+	subparagraph, each unit responsible for developing an implementation plan under this 29
	375	+	section shall submit the plan to the Board for approval on or before [June 15, 2022] MARCH 30
	376	+	15, 2023. 31
407	377
408		-	~~(ix) Any other implementation plans~~ the ~~Board determines are~~
409		-	~~necessary~~.
	378	+	2. The Juvenile Services Education Program Superintendent 32
	379	+	shall submit the plan to the Board for approval on or before June 15, 2023. 33
410	380
411		-	(3) ~~An implementation~~ plan ~~submitted~~ to the ~~Board for approval under this~~
412		-	~~section shall be:~~
	381	+	(ii) Each local school system shall submit a copy of its plan to the 34
	382	+	Department for review and a recommendation of approval or disapproval. 35 HOUSE BILL 1450 9
413	383
414		-	(i) Consistent with the developed guidelines and, if applicable, the
415		-	approved criteria under subsection (b) of this section; and
416	384
417		-	(ii) Concise and focused on the measures taken and the measures to
418		-	be taken to implement and achieve the Blueprint’s goals.
419	385
420		-	(4) ~~A responsible government unit~~ shall ~~amend the~~ implementation ~~plan~~
421		-	~~until it is approved by~~ the ~~Board.~~
	386	+	(2) Governmental units shall submit implementation plans on elements of 1
	387	+	the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future under this subsection, including: 2
422	388
423		-	5–405.
	389	+	(i) Plans from each local school system to implement each element 3
	390	+	of the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future, including how to: 4
424	391
425		-	(a) Subject to the judgment of the Board and in accordance with this section, each
426		-	fiscal year a portion of the increase in the State share of major education aid, as defined in
427		-	§ 5–201 of this title, over the amount provided in the prior fiscal year shall be withheld
428		-	from public schools and local school systems. Ch. 33 2022 LAWS OF MARYLAND
	392	+	1. Adapt curriculum, instruction, and the organization of the 5
	393	+	school day to enable more students to achieve college and career readiness by the end of 6
	394	+	10th grade, to provide students with needed services including community–partnered 7
	395	+	behavioral health services if appropriate, and to identify students who are falling behind 8
	396	+	and develop a plan to get them back on track; 9
429	397
430		-	– 10 –
	398	+	2. Close student achievement gaps listed under § 10
	399	+	5–408(a)(2)(i) of this subtitle within the local school system; 11
431	400
432		-	(b) Except as otherwise provided in this section, beginning in fiscal year 2023,
433		-	25% of the increase in the State share of major education aid over the amount provided in
434		-	the [current] PRIOR fiscal year shall be automatically withheld from a local school system
435		-	for the next fiscal year.
	401	+	3. Avoid the disproportionate placement of students with 12
	402	+	particular racial, ethnic, linguistic, economic, or disability status characteristics with 13
	403	+	novice teachers or teachers providing instruction in fields in which they lack expertise; and 14
436	404
437		-	(c) (1) FOR FISCAL YEAR 2023, THE BOARD SHALL RELEASE F UNDS
438		-	WITHHELD UNDER THIS SECTION IF THE BOARD FINDS THAT A LO CAL SCHOOL
439		-	SYSTEM HAS MET THE M INIMUM GUIDELINES FO R THE SUBMISSION OF THE INITIAL
440		-	IMPLEMENTATION PLAN UNDER § 5–404 OF THIS SUBTITLE.
	405	+	4. Use additional funds for teacher collaborative time in 15
	406	+	accordance with Title 6, Subtitle 10 of this article prioritized based on availability of a 16
	407	+	sufficient number of high–quality teachers; 17
441	408
442		-	(2) ~~Beginning in fiscal year [2023] 2024~~ and ~~ending in fiscal year 2025,~~ the
443		-	~~Board shall release funds withheld under this section each year if~~ the ~~Board finds that a~~
444		-	~~local school system or public school:~~
	409	+	(ii) The joint plan of the Department and the Maryland Higher 18
	410	+	Education Commission for teacher preparation and training that meets the requirements 19
	411	+	under Title 6 of this article; 20
445	412
446		-	[(1)] (I) Has developed an initial implementation plan under § 5–404 of
447		-	this subtitle; and
	413	+	(iii) A plan from the Department for the expansion and coordination 21
	414	+	of Judy Centers under § 5–230 of this title and a plan for the expansion of 22
	415	+	community–based family support centers under Title 9.5, Subtitle 10 of this article; 23
448	416
449		-	~~[(2)]~~ (II) ~~Has received approval~~ for ~~its initial implementation plan~~ and ~~for~~
450		-	~~any subsequent modifications.~~
	417	+	(iv) The Department’s plan for selection, assembly, and deployment 24
	418	+	of expert review teams under § 5–411 of this subtitle; 25
451	419
452		-	7–205.1.
	420	+	(v) The Department’s plan for implementing the teacher career 26
	421	+	ladder and training Maryland teachers, school leaders, and administrators under Title 6, 27
	422	+	Subtitle 10 of this article; 28
453	423
454		-	(e) (1) (i) Each county board, in collaboration with the community colleges,
455		-	shall develop and implement by the [2022–2023] 2023–2024 school year a program of
456		-	study for students who have not met the CCR standard by the end of the 10th grade.
	424	+	(vi) The Career and Technical Education Committee plan for 29
	425	+	developing rigorous CTE pathways under § 21–207 of this article; 30
457	426
458		-	Article – Tax – General
	427	+	(vii) Plans from each local school system on proposed memoranda of 31
	428	+	understanding for prekindergarten in accordance with § 7–1A–05 of this article; 32
	429	+	10 HOUSE BILL 1450
459	430
460		-	2–605.1.
461	431
462		-	(A) After making the distributions required under §§ 2–604 and 2–605 of this
463		-	subtitle, on or before June 30, 2019, the Comptroller shall distribute $200,000,000 of the
464		-	income tax revenue from individuals to the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future Fund
465		-	established under [§ 5–219] § 5–206 of the Education Article.
	432	+	(viii) A plan from the Juvenile Services Education Program 1
	433	+	Superintendent on the proposed education of juveniles under Title 9, Subtitle 6 of the 2
	434	+	Human Services Article; and 3
466	435
467		-	(B) AFTER MAKING THE DIST RIBUTIONS REQUIRED U NDER §§ 2–604 AND
468		-	2–605 OF THIS SUBTITLE, ON OR BEFORE JUNE 30, 2023, THE COMPTROLLER SHALL
469		-	DISTRIBUTE $800,000,000 OF THE INCOME TAX RE VENUE FROM INDIVIDUA LS TO
470		-	THE BLUEPRINT FOR MARYLAND’S FUTURE FUND ESTABLISHED UNDE R § 5–206 OF
471		-	THE EDUCATION ARTICLE.
	436	+	(ix) Any other implementation plans the Board determines are 4
	437	+	necessary. 5
472	438
473		-	~~2–1302.1.~~
474		-	~~LAWRENCE J. HOGAN, JR., Governor Ch. 33~~
	439	+	(3) An implementation plan submitted to the Board for approval under this 6
	440	+	section shall be: 7
475	441
476		-	– 11 –
477		-	After making the distributions required under §§ 2–1301 and 2–1302 of this subtitle,
478		-	of the sales and use tax collected[:
	442	+	(i) Consistent with the developed guidelines and, if applicable, the 8
	443	+	approved criteria under subsection (b) of this section; and 9
479	444
480		-	(1)~~] under § 11–104(c)~~ and ~~(c–1) of this article~~ on ~~short–term vehicle rentals~~
481		-	and ~~peer–to–peer car sharing,~~ the ~~Comptroller shall distribute:~~
	445	+	(ii) Concise and focused on the measures taken and the measures to 10
	446	+	be taken to implement and achieve the Blueprint’s goals. 11
482	447
483		-	~~[(i)]~~ (1) ~~45% to~~ the ~~Transportation Trust Fund established under~~
484		-	~~§ 3–216 of~~ the ~~Transportation Article;~~ ~~and~~
	448	+	(4) A responsible government unit shall amend the implementation plan 12
	449	+	until it is approved by the Board. 13
485	450
486		-	[(ii)] (2) the remainder to the Chesapeake and Atlantic Coastal
487		-	Bays 2010 Trust Fund[; and
	451	+	5–405. 14
488	452
489		-	(2) on the sale or use of a digital product or digital code under Title 11 of
490		-	this article the Comptroller shall distribute 100% to the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future
491		-	Fund established under § 5–206 of the Education Article].
	453	+	(a) Subject to the judgment of the Board and in accordance with this section, each 15
	454	+	fiscal year a portion of the increase in the State share of major education aid, as defined in 16
	455	+	§ 5–201 of this title, over the amount provided in the prior fiscal year shall be withheld 17
	456	+	from public schools and local school systems. 18
492	457
493		-	2–1303.
	458	+	(b) Except as otherwise provided in this section, beginning in fiscal year 2023, 19
	459	+	25% of the increase in the State share of major education aid over the amount provided in 20
	460	+	the [current] PRIOR fiscal year shall be automatically withheld from a local school system 21
	461	+	for the next fiscal year. 22
494	462
495		-	[(a)] After making the distributions required under §§ 2–1301 through 2–1302.1 of
496		-	this subtitle, the Comptroller shall pay:
	463	+	(c) (1) FOR FISCAL YEAR 2023, THE BOARD SHALL RELEASE FUNDS 23
	464	+	WITHHELD UNDER THIS SECTION IF THE BOARD FINDS THAT A LO CAL SCHOOL 24
	465	+	SYSTEM HAS MET THE M INIMUM GUIDELINES FO R THE SUBMISSION OF THE INITIAL 25
	466	+	IMPLEMENTATION PLAN UNDER § 5–404 OF THIS SUBTITLE. 26
497	467
498		-	(1) ~~revenues from~~ the ~~hotel surcharge into the Dorchester County~~
499		-	~~Economic Development Fund established~~ under ~~§ 10–130 of~~ the ~~Economic Development~~
500		-	~~Article;~~
	468	+	(2) Beginning in fiscal year [2023] 2024 and ending in fiscal year 2025, the 27
	469	+	Board shall release funds withheld under this section each year if the Board finds that a 28
	470	+	local school system or public school: 29
501	471
502		-	(2) [subject to subsection (b) of this section,] to the Blueprint for
503		-	Maryland’s Future Fund established under [§ 5–219] § 5–206 of the Education Article,
504		-	[revenues collected and remitted by] THE FOLLOWING PERCEN TAGE OF THE
505		-	REMAINING SALES AND USE TAX REVENUES :
	472	+	[(1)] (I) Has developed an initial implementation plan under § 5–404 of 30
	473	+	this subtitle; and 31
506	474
507		-	[(i) a marketplace facilitator; or
	475	+	[(2)] (II) Has received approval for its initial implementation plan and for 32
	476	+	any subsequent modifications. 33
	477	+	HOUSE BILL 1450 11
508	478
509		-	(ii) a person that engages in the business of an out–of–state vendor
510		-	and that is required to collect and remit sales and use tax as specified in COMAR
511		-	03.06.01.33B(5);]
512	479
513		-	~~(I) FOR FISCAL YEAR 2023, 12.3% 9.2%;~~
	480	+	7–205.1. 1
514	481
515		-	(II) FOR FISCAL YEAR 2024, 12.5% 11.0%;
	482	+	(e) (1) (i) Each county board, in collaboration with the community colleges, 2
	483	+	shall develop and implement by the [2022–2023] 2023–2024 school year a program of 3
	484	+	study for students who have not met the CCR standard by the end of the 10th grade. 4
516	485
517		-	~~(III) FOR FISCAL YEAR 2025,~~ ~~12.9% 11.3%;~~
	486	+	Article – Tax – General 5
518	487
519		-	(IV) FOR FISCAL YEAR 2026, 13.3% 11.7%; AND
520		-	Ch. 33 2022 LAWS OF MARYLAND
	488	+	2–605.1. 6
521	489
522		-	– 12 –
523		-	(V) FOR FISCAL YEAR 2027 AND EACH FISCAL YEAR
524		-	THEREAFTER , 13.8% 12.1%; and
	490	+	(A) After making the distributions required under §§ 2–604 and 2–605 of this 7
	491	+	subtitle, on or before June 30, 2019, the Comptroller shall distribute $200,000,000 of the 8
	492	+	income tax revenue from individuals to the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future Fund 9
	493	+	established under [§ 5–219] § 5–206 of the Education Article. 10
525	494
526		-	(3) the remaining sales and use tax revenue into the General Fund of the
527		-	State.
	495	+	(B) AFTER MAKING THE DIST RIBUTIONS REQUIRED U NDER §§ 2–604 AND 11
	496	+	2–605 OF THIS SUBTITLE, ON OR BEFORE JUNE 30, 2023, THE COMPTROLLER SHALL 12
	497	+	DISTRIBUTE $800,000,000 OF THE INCOME TAX RE VENUE FROM INDIVIDUA LS TO 13
	498	+	THE BLUEPRINT FOR MARYLAND’S FUTURE FUND ESTABLISHED UNDE R § 5–206 OF 14
	499	+	THE EDUCATION ARTICLE. 15
528	500
529		-	[(b) For each fiscal year, the Comptroller shall pay into the General Fund of the
530		-	State the first $100,000,000 of revenues collected and remitted by:
	501	+	2–1302.1. 16
531	502
532		-	(1) a marketplace facilitator; or
	503	+	After making the distributions required under §§ 2–1301 and 2–1302 of this subtitle, 17
	504	+	of the sales and use tax collected[: 18
533	505
534		-	(2) a person that engages in the business of an out–of–state vendor and
535		-	that is required to collect and remit sales and use tax as specified in COMAR
536		-	03.06.01.33B(5).]
	506	+	(1)] under § 11–104(c) and (c–1) of this article on short–term vehicle rentals 19
	507	+	and peer–to–peer car sharing, the Comptroller shall distribute: 20
537	508
538		-	SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That any entity or program that
539		-	receives a supplementary appropriation under Section 6 of Chapter 356 of the Acts of the
540		-	General Assembly of 2021 may retain any special funds received for the implementation of
541		-	the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future, as defined in § 5–401 of the Education Article, that
542		-	were not spent in fiscal year 2022.
	509	+	[(i)] (1) 45% to the Transportation Trust Fund established under 21
	510	+	§ 3–216 of the Transportation Article; and 22
543	511
544		-	~~SECTION 3.~~ AND ~~BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That this Act shall take effect June~~
545		-	~~1, 2022.~~
	512	+	[(ii)] (2) the remainder to the Chesapeake and Atlantic Coastal 23
	513	+	Bays 2010 Trust Fund[; and 24
546	514
547		-	Enacted under Article II, § 17(b) of the Maryland Constitution, April 9, 2022.
	515	+	(2) on the sale or use of a digital product or digital code under Title 11 of 25
	516	+	this article the Comptroller shall distribute 100% to the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future 26
	517	+	Fund established under § 5–206 of the Education Article]. 27
	518	+
	519	+	2–1303. 28
	520	+
	521	+	[(a)] After making the distributions required under §§ 2–1301 through 2–1302.1 of 29
	522	+	this subtitle, the Comptroller shall pay: 30
	523	+	12 HOUSE BILL 1450
	524	+
	525	+
	526	+	(1) revenues from the hotel surcharge into the Dorchester County 1
	527	+	Economic Development Fund established under § 10–130 of the Economic Development 2
	528	+	Article; 3
	529	+
	530	+	(2) [subject to subsection (b) of this section,] to the Blueprint for 4
	531	+	Maryland’s Future Fund established under [§ 5–219] § 5–206 of the Education Article, 5
	532	+	[revenues collected and remitted by] THE FOLLOWING PERCEN TAGE OF THE 6
	533	+	REMAINING SALES AND USE TAX REVENUES : 7
	534	+
	535	+	[(i) a marketplace facilitator; or 8
	536	+
	537	+	(ii) a person that engages in the business of an out–of–state vendor 9
	538	+	and that is required to collect and remit sales and use tax as specified in COMAR 10
	539	+	03.06.01.33B(5);] 11
	540	+
	541	+	(I) FOR FISCAL YEAR 2023, 12.3% 9.2%; 12
	542	+
	543	+	(II) FOR FISCAL YEAR 2024, 12.5% 11.0%; 13
	544	+
	545	+	(III) FOR FISCAL YEAR 2025, 12.9% 11.3%; 14
	546	+
	547	+	(IV) FOR FISCAL YEAR 2026, 13.3% 11.7%; AND 15
	548	+
	549	+	(V) FOR FISCAL YEAR 2027 AND EACH FISCAL YEAR 16
	550	+	THEREAFTER , 13.8% 12.1%; and 17
	551	+
	552	+	(3) the remaining sales and use tax revenue into the General Fund of the 18
	553	+	State. 19
	554	+
	555	+	[(b) For each fiscal year, the Comptroller shall pay into the General Fund of the 20
	556	+	State the first $100,000,000 of revenues collected and remitted by: 21
	557	+
	558	+	(1) a marketplace facilitator; or 22
	559	+
	560	+	(2) a person that engages in the business of an out–of–state vendor and 23
	561	+	that is required to collect and remit sales and use tax as specified in COMAR 24
	562	+	03.06.01.33B(5).] 25
	563	+
	564	+	SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That any entity or program that 26
	565	+	receives a supplementary appropriation under Section 6 of Chapter 356 of the Acts of the 27
	566	+	General Assembly of 2021 may retain any special funds received for the implementation of 28
	567	+	the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future, as defined in § 5–401 of the Education Article, that 29
	568	+	were not spent in fiscal year 2022. 30
	569	+
	570	+	SECTION 3. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That this Act shall take effect June 31
	571	+	1, 2022. 32