SECTION 78 - E24 - ADJUTANT GENERAL’S OFFICE 505
SECTION 71 - C05 - ADMINISTRATIVE LAW COURT 496
SECTION 85 - X12 - AID TO SUBDIVISIONS, COMPTROLLER GENERAL 524
SECTION 86 - X22 - AID TO SUBDIVISIONS, STATE TREASURER 525
SECTION 30 - H91 - ARTS COMMISSION 437
SECTION 45 - E20 - ATTORNEY GENERAL’S OFFICE 456
SECTION 63 - R23 - BOARD OF FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS 482
SECTION 80A - F03 - BUDGET AND CONTROL BOARD 508
SECTION 80C - F30 - BUDGET AND CONTROL BOARD, EMPLOYEE BENEFITS 521
SECTION 35 - P20 - CLEMSON UNIVERSITY - PSA 442
SECTION 9 - H12 - CLEMSON UNIVERSITY EDUCATIONAL & GENERAL 405
SECTION 55 - L46 - COMMISSION FOR MINORITY AFFAIRS 479
SECTION 27 - L24 - COMMISSION FOR THE BLIND 436
SECTION 6 - H03 - COMMISSION ON HIGHER EDUCATION 400
SECTION 47 - E23 - COMMISSION ON INDIGENT DEFENSE 459
SECTION 75 - E12 - COMPTROLLER GENERAL’S OFFICE 501
SECTION 84 - V04 - DEBT SERVICE 524
SECTION 34 - P16 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE 439
SECTION 25 - J20 - DEPARTMENT OF ALCOHOL & OTHER DRUG ABUSE SERVICES 431
SECTION 28 - H79 - DEPARTMENT OF ARCHIVES & HISTORY 436
SECTION 40 - P32 - DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE 448
SECTION 64 - R28 - DEPARTMENT OF CONSUMER AFFAIRS 482
SECTION 51 - N04 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS 470
SECTION 24 - J16 - DEPARTMENT OF DISABILITIES AND SPECIAL NEEDS 430
SECTION 1 - H63 - DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 346
SECTION 1A - H63 - DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION EIA 378
SECTION 22 - J04 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL 419
SECTION 21 - J02 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES 411
SECTION 62 - R20 - DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE 482
SECTION 53 - N12 - DEPARTMENT OF JUVENILE JUSTICE 476
SECTION 65 - R36 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATION 483
SECTION 50 - N20 - LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING COUNCIL 469
SECTION 23 - J12 - DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH 427
SECTION 66 - R40 - DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES 484
SECTION 37 - P24 - DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES 443
SECTION 39 - P28 - DEPARTMENT OF PARKS, RECREATION AND TOURISM 446
SECTION 52 - N08 - DEPARTMENT OF PROBATION, PAROLE AND PARDON SERVICES 475
SECTION 49 - K05 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY 466
SECTION 81 - R44 - DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE 522
SECTION 26 - L04 - DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES 431
SECTION 68A - U12 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION 487
SECTION 20 - H73 - DEPARTMENT OF VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION 410
SECTION 19 - H67 - EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION COMMISSION 408
SECTION 79 - E28 - ELECTION COMMISSION 506
SECTION 67 - R60 - EMPLOYMENT SECURITY COMMISSION 487
SECTION 33 - P12 - FORESTRY COMMISSION 439
SECTION 89 - X90 - GENERAL PROVISIONS 525
SECTION 72 - D21 - GOVERNOR’S OFFICE 496
SECTION 7 - H06 - HIGHER EDUCATION TUITION GRANTS COMMISSION 405
SECTION 32 - L32 - HOUSING FINANCE AND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY 439
SECTION 54 - L36 - HUMAN AFFAIRS COMMISSION 479
SECTION 5 - L12 - JOHN DE LA HOWE SCHOOL 400
SECTION 44 - B04 - JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT 453
SECTION 70 - A99 - LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT 490
SECTION 73 - E04 - LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR’S OFFICE 500
SECTION 2 - H66 - LOTTERY EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT 394
SECTION 17 - H54 - MEDICAL UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA 406
SECTION 57 - R06 - OFFICE OF REGULATORY STAFF 480
SECTION 83 - S60 - PROCUREMENT REVIEW PANEL 524
SECTION 46 - E21 - PROSECUTION COORDINATION COMMISSION 457
SECTION 56 - R04 - PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION 480
SECTION 77 - E19 - RETIREMENT SYSTEM INVESTMENT COMMISSION 505
SECTION 43 - P40 - S.C. CONSERVATION BANK 453
SECTION 4 - H75 - SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF AND THE BLIND 398
SECTION 38 - P26 - SEA GRANT CONSORTIUM 445
SECTION 74 - E08 - SECRETARY OF STATE’S OFFICE 500
SECTION 14 - H24 - SOUTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY 406
SECTION 59 - R12 - STATE ACCIDENT FUND 481
SECTION 18 - H59 - STATE BOARD FOR TECHNICAL & COMPREHENSIVE EDUCATION 407
SECTION 82 - R52 - STATE ETHICS COMMISSION 523
SECTION 48 - D10 - STATE LAW ENFORCEMENT DIVISION 463
SECTION 29 - H87 - STATE LIBRARY 437
SECTION 31 - H95 - STATE MUSEUM 438
SECTION 69 - Y14 - STATE PORTS AUTHORITY 490
SECTION 76 - E16 - STATE TREASURER’S OFFICE 502
SECTION 90 - X91 - STATEWIDE REVENUE 555
SECTION 15 - H45 - UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA 406
SECTION 3 - H71 - WIL LOU GRAY OPPORTUNITY SCHOOL 398
SECTION 58 - R08 - WORKERS’ COMPENSATION COMMISSION 481
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PART IB
OPERATION OF STATE GOVERNMENT
SECTION 1 H63 DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION PAGE 377
SECTION 1 H63 DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
1.1. (SDE: Appropriation Transfer Prohibition) The amounts appropriated herein for aid to subdivisions, allocations to school districts, or special line items shall not be transferred and must be expended in accordance with the intent of the appropriation, except that the department may transfer funds that are deducted and retained from a school district’s transportation allocation to reimburse the department for the cost of unauthorized mileage. This transfer must be agreed upon by both the school district and the department. Those funds may be transferred into the department’s school bus transportation operating account.
1.2. (SDE: DHEC Comprehensive Health Assessment) All school districts shall participate, to the fullest extent possible, in the Medicaid program by seeking appropriate reimbursement for services and administration of health and social services. Reimbursements to the school districts shall not be used to supplant funds currently being spent on health and social services.
1.3. (SDE: EFA Formula/Base Student Cost Inflation Factor) To the extent possible within available funds, it is the intent of the General Assembly to provide for 100 percent of full implementation of the Education Finance Act to include an inflation factor projected by the Division of Budget and Analyses to match inflation wages of public school employees in the Southeast. The base student cost for the current fiscal year has been determined to be $2,476 $2,578. In Fiscal Year 2007-08 2008-09, the total pupil count is projected to be 683,601 690,363. The average per pupil funding is projected to be $4,571 $4,867 state, $1,066 $1,097 federal, and $4,929 $5,516 local. This is an average total funding level of $10,566 $11,480 excluding revenues of local bond issues.
In Fiscal Year 2007-08 2008-09, the Abbeville School District total pupil count is projected to be 3,503 3,366. The per pupil funding is projected to be $5,666 $5,948 state, $1,080 $1,174 federal, and $2,970 $3,561 local. This is a total projected funding level of $9,716 $10,684 excluding revenues of local bond issues.
In Fiscal Year 2007-08 2008-09, the Aiken School District total pupil count is projected to be 24,460 23,689. The per pupil funding is projected to be $4,437 $4,790 state, $985 $729 federal, and $3,116 $3,802 local. This is a total projected funding level of $8,538 $9,320 excluding revenues of local bond issues.
In Fiscal Year 2007-08 2008-09, the Allendale School District total pupil count is projected to be 1,578 1,511. The per pupil funding is projected to be $10,359 $11,049 state, $1,902 $1,889 federal, and $4,275 $4,912 local. This is a total projected funding level of $16,536 $17,850 excluding revenues of local bond issues.
In Fiscal Year 2007-08 2008-09, the Anderson School District 1 total pupil count is projected to be 8,742 9,013. The per pupil funding is projected to be $4,117 $4,466 state, $641 $532 federal, and $3,685 $3,661 local. This is a total projected funding level of $8,443 $8,659 excluding revenues of local bond issues.
In Fiscal Year 2007-08 2008-09, the Anderson School District 2 total pupil count is projected to be 3,671 3,664. The per pupil funding is projected to be $4,914 $5,378 state, $1,327 $762 federal, and $4,250 $4,357 local. This is a total projected funding level of $10,491 $10,497 excluding revenues of local bond issues.
In Fiscal Year 2007-08 2008-09, the Anderson School District 3 total pupil count is projected to be 2,572 2,643. The per pupil funding is projected to be $4,927 $5,474 state, $974 $1,526 federal, and $3,170 $3,851 local. This is a total projected funding level of $9,071 $10,851 excluding revenues of local bond issues.
In Fiscal Year 2007-08 2008-09, the Anderson School District 4 total pupil count is projected to be 2,786 2,753. The per pupil funding is projected to be $4,285 $4,564 state, $962 $1,083 federal, and $6,661 $6,718 local. This is a total projected funding level of $11,909 $12,365 excluding revenues of local bond issues.
In Fiscal Year 2007-08 2008-09, the Anderson School District 5 total pupil count is projected to be 11,942 12,286. The per pupil funding is projected to be $4,509 $4,965 state, $999 $1,010 federal, and $4,497 $5,046 local. This is a total projected funding level of $9,716 $11,021 excluding revenues of local bond issues.
In Fiscal Year 2007-08 2008-09, the Bamberg School District 1 total pupil count is projected to be 1,593 1,449. The per pupil funding is projected to be $5,266 $6,139 state, $1,650 $1,958 federal, and $2,663 $3,628 local. This is a total projected funding level of $9,579 $11,725 excluding revenues of local bond issues.
In Fiscal Year 2007-08 2008-09, the Bamberg School District 2 total pupil count is projected to be 905 832. The per pupil funding is projected to be $7,849 $8,608 state, $2,959 $1,509 federal, and $4,889 $5,443 local. This is a total projected funding level of $15,697 $15,560 excluding revenues of local bond issues.
In Fiscal Year 2007-08 2008-09, the Barnwell School District 19 total pupil count is projected to be 856 821. The per pupil funding is projected to be $6,007 $6,737 state, $1,986 $2,121 federal, and $3,346 $4,146 local. This is a total projected funding level of $11,339 $13,003 excluding revenues of local bond issues.
In Fiscal Year 2007-08 2008-09, the Barnwell School District 29 total pupil count is projected to be 961 843. The per pupil funding is projected to be $5,320 $6,538 state, $1,456 $1,672 federal, and $2,838 $3,983 local. This is a total projected funding level of $9,614 $12,193 excluding revenues of local bond issues.
In Fiscal Year 2007-08 2008-09, the Barnwell School District 45 total pupil count is projected to be 2,571 2,440. The per pupil funding is projected to be $5,500 $6,026 state, $1,081 $830 federal, and $2,111 $3,078 local. This is a total projected funding level of $8,692 $9,935 excluding revenues of local bond issues.
In Fiscal Year 2007-08 2008-09, the Beaufort School District total pupil count is projected to be 18,522 18,905. The per pupil funding is projected to be $2,656 $2,389 state, $1,167 $977 federal, and $9,188 $10,765 local. This is a total projected funding level of $13,011 $14,131 excluding revenues of local bond issues.
In Fiscal Year 2007-08 2008-09, the Berkeley School District total pupil count is projected to be 27,481 27,451. The per pupil funding is projected to be $4,388 $4,635 state, $1,067 $721 federal, and $4,975 $5,927 local. This is a total projected funding level of $10,430 $11,283 excluding revenues of local bond issues.
In Fiscal Year 2007-08 2008-09, the Calhoun School District total pupil count is projected to be 1,667 1,522. The per pupil funding is projected to be $5,871 $6,324 state, $1,693 $1,059 federal, and $5,451 $7,155 local. This is a total projected funding level of $13,015 $14,538 excluding revenues of local bond issues.
In Fiscal Year 2007-08 2008-09, the Charleston School District total pupil count is projected to be 41,013 39,745. The per pupil funding is projected to be $3,549 $3,609 state, $1,456 $1,328 federal, and $9,660 $4,888 local. This is a total projected funding level of $14,665 $9,824 excluding revenues of local bond issues.
In Fiscal Year 2007-08 2008-09, the Cherokee School District total pupil count is projected to be 8,956 9,027. The per pupil funding is projected to be $4,663 $5,157 state, $982 $1,280 federal, and $4,292 $6,749 local. This is a total projected funding level of $9,938 $13,186 excluding revenues of local bond issues.
In Fiscal Year 2007-08 2008-09, the Chester School District total pupil count is projected to be 5,812 5,665. The per pupil funding is projected to be $5,123 $5,549 state, $1,134 $1,719 federal, and $3,858 $4,029 local. This is a total projected funding level of $10,115 $11,297 excluding revenues of local bond issues.
In Fiscal Year 2007-08 2008-09, the Chesterfield School District total pupil count is projected to be 7,860 7,770. The per pupil funding is projected to be $4,837 $5,604 state, $1,101 $797 federal, and $2,912 $3,268 local. This is a total projected funding level of $8,849 $9,669 excluding revenues of local bond issues.
In Fiscal Year 2007-08 2008-09, the Clarendon School District 1 total pupil count is projected to be 965 851. The per pupil funding is projected to be $7,146 $6,857 state, $2,829 $4,749 federal, and $3,658 $6,475 local. This is a total projected funding level of $13,633 $18,081 excluding revenues of local bond issues.
In Fiscal Year 2007-08 2008-09, the Clarendon School District 2 total pupil count is projected to be 3,160 2,992. The per pupil funding is projected to be $4,744 $5,597 state, $1,670 $1,761 federal, and $2,616 $3,461 local. This is a total projected funding level of $9,030 $10,819 excluding revenues of local bond issues.
In Fiscal Year 2007-08 2008-09, the Clarendon School District 3 total pupil count is projected to be 1,261 1,231. The per pupil funding is projected to be $4,924 $5,535 state, $1,116 $755 federal, and $2,548 $3,353 local. This is a total projected funding level of $8,588 $9,643 excluding revenues of local bond issues.