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Rural School Districts Frustrated With State’s New Sweeping Funding Change
Oklahoma City and Tulsa Public Schools have made their displeasure with the Oklahoma state legislature known after Governor Kevin Stitt signed a sweeping funding bill into law Wednesday. Rural districts across the state say they’ll feel the squeeze.
Currently, districts pick the highest enrollment numbers from either the current school year or the two years prior. The new law takes away that third-year option, forcing districts to choose either the current year, or the one year prior. District leaders said that change will make funding more volatile with ebbs and flows of enrolment.
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