Legislators are set to consider a school funding plan that would link state school subsidies to a community\u27s ability to pay, considering not just property values but poverty rate, income, housing costs and tax burden as well. The so-called hardship index, developed by University of Southern Maine associate professor Josephine M. La Plante, would benefit those municipalities with relatively expensive housing and heavy tax burdens. Details, listing of 196 municipalities burdened by hardship
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Josephine M. LaPlante, professor of policy at the Muskie Institute of Public Affairs at the Universi...
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Maine Perspectives piece on the state\u27s subsidy formula for distributing school funding, which w...
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New York State provides aid to local schools in a way that is unfair to the neediest school district...
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First of a five-part series on Maine\u27s formula for educational funding. Maine\u27s system of educ...
Portland school officials are anticipating a $1.8 million increase in state aid for education, and w...
The Legislature is currently considering three different education funding plans, and under two of t...
Perhaps the most widely held view of the Crash of 1987 is the Cascade Theory: the Despite the goal o...
The Legislature\u27s Education Committee yesterday discussed more efficient uses of the state\u27s l...
PROPERTY TAXES. SCHOOLS. MAJORITY VOTE. DEVELOPMENT-FEE LIMITS. LEGISLATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT...
Josephine M. LaPlante, professor of policy at the Muskie Institute of Public Affairs at the Universi...
Third in a five-part series on Maine\u27s formula for funding local education. Maine is one of 48 st...
The governor\u27s task force on reforming the state\u27s education funding formula has retained the ...
The Legislature yesterday approved an additional $7 million in state aid for local education, but sc...
Maine Perspectives piece on the state\u27s subsidy formula for distributing school funding, which w...
State budget problems are likely to have a huge impact on education in Maine, as local school offici...
A study prepared for the Legislature\u27s Education Committee says that the state\u27s public school...
New York State provides aid to local schools in a way that is unfair to the neediest school district...
How to adequately fund small schools is becoming a pressing issue in Maine due to numerous factors, ...
First of a five-part series on Maine\u27s formula for educational funding. Maine\u27s system of educ...
Portland school officials are anticipating a $1.8 million increase in state aid for education, and w...
The Legislature is currently considering three different education funding plans, and under two of t...
Perhaps the most widely held view of the Crash of 1987 is the Cascade Theory: the Despite the goal o...
The Legislature\u27s Education Committee yesterday discussed more efficient uses of the state\u27s l...
PROPERTY TAXES. SCHOOLS. MAJORITY VOTE. DEVELOPMENT-FEE LIMITS. LEGISLATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT...
Josephine M. LaPlante, professor of policy at the Muskie Institute of Public Affairs at the Universi...
Third in a five-part series on Maine\u27s formula for funding local education. Maine is one of 48 st...