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LR 2170
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B.__"Receiving unit cost" means the amount arrived at by
multiplying the receiving unit's EPS rate by the number of
students sent to that unit by the sending unit.

 
C.__"Sending unit" means the school administrative unit
sending students to other school administrative units.

 
2.__Calculation of EPS per-pupil rate.__For school
administrative units that do not operate certain types of
schools, the commissioner shall calculate that unit's EPS per-
pupil rate for each year as follows.

 
A.__For units that do not operate elementary grade schools,
the EPS per-pupil rate for elementary grades is calculated
by multiplying the number of students sent by the sending
unit to an elementary grade receiving unit multiplied by the
receiving unit's EPS per-pupil rate for elementary grades
and the result divided by the number of students sent by the
sending unit to that elementary grade receiving unit.__If
the sending unit sends students to more than one elementary
grade receiving unit, then the elementary grade receiving
unit cost for each student sent by the sending unit is added
and the result divided by the total number of students sent
to elementary grade receiving units by the sending unit.__
The result is the average elementary grade EPS per-pupil
rate for the sending unit.

 
The EPS per-pupil rate for private schools approved for
tuition purposes under chapter 117 is the statewide average
EPS per-pupil rate for elementary grades.__The elementary
attending student count is the most recent October 1st count
prior to the allocation year.

 
B.__For units that do not operate secondary grade schools,
the EPS per-pupil rate for secondary grades is calculated by
multiplying the number of students sent by the sending unit
to a secondary grade receiving unit multiplied by the
receiving unit's EPS per-pupil rate for secondary grades and
the result divided by the number of students sent by the
sending unit to that secondary grade receiving unit.__If the
sending unit sends students to more than one secondary grade
receiving unit, then the secondary grade receiving unit cost
for each student sent by the sending unit is added and the
result divided by the total number of students sent to
secondary grade receiving units by the sending unit.__The
result is the average secondary grade EPS per-pupil rate for
the sending unit.


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