Chapter 172. Support of Public Schools. Transportation  


Sec. 10-249. Enumeration of children of compulsory school age in school districts and by state departments having jurisdiction over such children.
Sec. 10-250. Report showing number of children.
Sec. 10-251. Penalty for refusing to give age of child.
Sec. 10-252. Children in state receiving homes. Employment of teachers.
Sec. 10-253. School privileges for children in certain placements, nonresident children, children in temporary shelters, homeless children and children in juvenile detention facilities. Liaison to facilitate transitions between school districts and juvenile and criminal justice systems.
Sec. 10-254. Fraud.
Sec. 10-255. Waiver of forfeiture.
Sec. 10-256. Misapplication of school money.
Sec. 10-257. Income of town deposit fund.
Secs. 10-257ato10-257g. Definitions. Minimum salaries for teachers; grants; calculations; contract negotiations. Salary aid grants, calculations; aid eligibility factor. General education aid grants; calculations. Eligibility. Teacher-pupil ratio aid grants; calculations. Grant applications; distribution of funds; grant adjustments.
Sec. 10-257h. Data to be transmitted.
Sec. 10-257i. Educational roundtable committee.
Sec. 10-258. Trust funds.
Sec. 10-259. Fiscal and school year defined.
Sec. 10-260. State aid to towns.
Sec. 10-260a. Auditing of state grants for public education. Review of procedures manual.
Sec. 10-261. Definitions.
Sec. 10-261a. Equalized net grand lists for purposes of educational equalization grants.
Sec. 10-261b. Data re transfers of real property for preparation of equalized net grand lists.
Secs. 10-262to10-262e. Amounts payable to towns per pupil in average daily membership; additional payment for increase in enrollment. Pro rata distribution of federal funds among towns. Educational equalization grants; calculations; effect of changes in data elements. Equalized net grand lists for fiscal years ending in 1978 and 1979. Grants to be expended for school purposes only; minimum expenditure requirement.
Sec. 10-262f. Definitions.
Sec. 10-262g. Base aid.
Sec. 10-262h. Equalization aid grants.
Sec. 10-262i. Equalization aid grant payments. Expenditures for educational purposes only. Prohibition against supplanting local funding. Aid increase. Aid reduction. Equalization aid grant amount for the previous fiscal year. Penalty.
Sec. 10-262j. Minimum budget requirement.
Sec. 10-262k. Grants for compensatory education programs.
Sec. 10-262l. Grants for improvement in student achievement.
Sec. 10-262m. Grants for high level of foster care placements in a school district.
Sec. 10-262n. Grants to improve the use of technology in schools.
Sec. 10-262o. Grant program for teacher technology training programs.
Sec. 10-262p. Computer technology competency standards for students. Report on the status of educational technology in the public schools.
Sec. 10-262q. Centralized web-based site for educators.
Sec. 10-262r. Computer-assisted writing, instruction and testing. Pilot program.
Sec. 10-262s. Authority of Commissioner of Education to transfer funds appropriated for Sheff settlement to certain grant programs.
Sec. 10-262t. Grants to support plans that implement cost-saving strategies.
Sec. 10-262u. Alliance districts.
Sec. 10-263. Withholding of payments; adjustments for underpayments and overpayments of grants.
Secs. 10-263aand10-263b. Payment to towns not on uniform fiscal year. Amounts in average daily membership payable to the Department of Correction.
Sec. 10-263c. Transitional school district grant program.
Sec. 10-263d. Transitional school district phase-out grants. Reduced grants for first year of eligibility for transitional school district grants.
Sec. 10-263e. Safe learning grant program.
Sec. 10-264. Temporary additional payment.
Secs. 10-264ato10-264d. Promotion of educational quality and diversity: Definitions. Local assessment. Regional plans. Withholding of funds.
Sec. 10-264e. Grant applications.
Sec. 10-264f. Grants for single districts or one or more schools within a district.
Sec. 10-264g. Grants for two or more districts.
Sec. 10-264h. Grants for capital expenditures for interdistrict magnet school facilities.
Sec. 10-264i. Transportation grants for interdistrict magnet school programs.
Sec. 10-264j. No time or regional restrictions on development and implementation of interdistrict programs.
Sec. 10-264k. Regions.
Sec. 10-264l. Grants for the operation of interdistrict magnet school programs. Transportation. Enrollment of students; notice. Special education. Financial audits. Tuition.
Sec. 10-264m. Creation of additional interdistrict magnet school programs with special emphasis on information technology curriculum.
Sec. 10-264n. Collaborative planning for the establishment of additional interdistrict magnet schools in the Sheff region.
Sec. 10-264o. Tuition payable to interdistrict magnet schools that assist the state in meeting the goals of the stipulations and orders for Sheff v. O’Neill.
Sec. 10-264p. Sliding tuition scale for preschool programs offered at certain magnet schools.
Sec. 10-264q. Eligibility of certain magnet schools not in compliance with racial minority enrollment requirements to continue to receive operating grants.
Sec. 10-264r. Reduced-isolation setting standards.
Sec. 10-265. Payments.
Sec. 10-265a. Definitions.
Sec. 10-265b. State grants for vocational education equipment.
Sec. 10-265c. Distribution of funds. Grant application; limitations.
Sec. 10-265d. Bond authorization.
Sec. 10-265e. Definitions.
Sec. 10-265f. Early reading success grant program.
Sec. 10-265g. Summer reading programs required for priority school districts. Evaluation of student reading level. Individual reading plan.
Sec. 10-265h. Grants to assist alliance districts in paying for general improvements to school buildings.
Sec. 10-265i. Grants for priority school districts for the purchase of library books.
Sec. 10-265j. Model early childhood learning programs.
Sec. 10-265k. Longitudinal study of educational progress of children participating in early reading success grant programs. Report.
Sec. 10-265l. Requirements for additional instruction for poor performing students in priority school districts; exemption. Summer school required; exemption.
Sec. 10-265m. Grants for summer school and weekend school programs in priority school districts.
Sec. 10-265n. Even start family literacy program.
Sec. 10-265o. Municipal aid for new educators grant program.
Sec. 10-265p. Wraparound services grant program.
Sec. 10-265q. Educational reform district science grant program.
Secs. 10-266to10-266i. Reimbursement for education of pupils residing on state property or reservation land held in trust by the state for an Indian tribe; exemption. State grants for special programs for educationally deprived children. Amount of aid; redistribution of funds. Application for and payment of grant. Review and audit of grant payments. State assistance in developing programs. State aid for occupational training programs. Redistribution of funds. Application for and payment of grants. Review and audit of payments. Statement of expenditures. Review and evaluation of programs for disadvantaged children.
Sec. 10-266j. Intercommunity programs for disadvantaged children.
Secs. 10-266kand10-266l. State grants for special educational programs and other municipal purposes. Agreements between private schools and urban school districts for education of disadvantaged children in public schools.
Sec. 10-266m. Transportation grants.
Secs. 10-266nand10-266o. Phase-in of transportation grants. Hold-harmless for transportation grants.
Sec. 10-266p. Priority school district grant program.
Sec. 10-266q. Application for grant. Utilization of funds.
Sec. 10-266r. Evaluation of program. Financial statement of expenditures.
Sec. 10-266s. Interdistrict leadership grant program.
Sec. 10-266t. Grants for extended school building hours for academic enrichment and support and recreation programs.
Sec. 10-266u. Retention of funds by the department. Grant to supplement existing programs. Reports. Audits.
Sec. 10-266v. [Reserved]
Sec. 10-266w. School breakfast grant program.
Sec. 10-266x. Development of innovative programs for educational improvement.
Sec. 10-266y. Competitive grant program for certain high school projects.
Sec. 10-266z. [Reserved]
Sec. 10-266aa. State-wide interdistrict public school attendance program.
Sec. 10-266bb. Grants for interdistrict resident summer programs and distance learning and other technologies.
Sec. 10-266cc. Lighthouse schools.
Sec. 10-266dd. Sheff Lighthouse Schools.
Sec. 10-266ee. Dr. Joseph S. Renzulli Gifted and Talented Academy. Grant.
Secs. 10-267to10-273. State aid for purchase of nonprint learning materials, media equipment and books. “Average annual receipts from taxation” defined. Statement by town treasurer. Transportation grants for elementary school and kindergarten pupils, generally.
Sec. 10-273a. Reimbursement for transportation to and from elementary and secondary schools.
Secs. 10-273bto10-276. Reimbursement for sidewalk construction. Definition of “high school” for purpose of transportation grants. Statement by town treasurer. Certificate by Tax Commissioner for high school transportation grant.
Sec. 10-276a. Priority school district phase-out grants. Reduced grants for first year of eligibility for priority school district grants.
Sec. 10-276b. Diverse learning environment for state-funded interdistrict programs.
Sec. 10-277. Reimbursement for transportation of high school pupils from towns or regional school districts not maintaining high schools. Transportation to nonpublic schools.
Secs. 10-278to10-280. Reimbursements: Classification for; fixed in amount received for school year ended June 30, 1938.
Sec. 10-280a. Transportation for pupils in nonprofit private schools outside school district.
Sec. 10-280b. Policy for parental notification re age range of nonpublic school students riding the same school bus.
Sec. 10-280c. Nonpublic school transportation services pilot program.
Sec. 10-281. Transportation for pupils in nonprofit private schools within school district.

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*Former provisions discussed. 75 C. 15; 85 C. 34; 97 C. 432; 132 C. 198.