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favicon "Seek full funding."
favicon Establish an equitable proration formula for impact aid payments when the program is not full funded.
favicon Ensure weights properly reflect the loss of taxes to a district.
favicon Provide full eligibility of all federal students in districts meeting the program standards.
   
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2011 OASIS Conference Pictures

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NCIS Spring Conference 2012

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The NCIS Spring conference will be  April 15-17, 2012

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Rooms available starting on Thursday, April 12th. Our rate this year is $239 per night. Ask for Group Code PIN

Rates are good until March 13, 2012 

Last Updated ( Thursday, 19 January 2012 15:59 )
 

Weekly Legislative Report Jan 20, 2012

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Capitol Decisions

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

January 20, 2012

 

 

 

J.R. Reskovac

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Appropriations

House appropriators are confident they will be able to pass spending bills in the next few months, despite election-year politics and uncertainty over how much money will be spent in fiscal 2013.

Last Updated ( Monday, 23 January 2012 08:03 ) Read more...
 

OASIS News - OK State Dept of Education Data

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Ray,
 
I think that is very possible and we may even have it [OASIS 2011 Data] available tomorrow. We are waiting on about 10 districts to respond in order to finish the ratio letters and our Data personnel are confident that we can have the other letter concerning Special Education information possibly ready tomorrow if not Tuesday at the very latest. After these two sets of information are ready (and we most likely will not wait on those 10 districts to post if the other letter is ready), I will request that they both be posted to our Financial Accounting webpage as pdf documents for dissemination so you are not waiting on a fax or mail.
 
 
Thanks for your patience and I will send an email out letting everyone know they are ready to print off as soon as they          are ready.
 
Chad Bratton, Executive Director 
Financial Accounting/OCAS & Auditing
Oklahoma State Department of Education
2500 North Lincoln Blvd, Room 4-20
Oklahoma City, OK 73105-4599
Phone: (405) 521-2517
Fax: (405) 522-3271
Last Updated ( Sunday, 15 January 2012 10:28 )
 
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Newsflash

NCIS Senate ESEA Analysis and Response

National Council for Impacted Schools

Senate ESEA Analysis and Response

 

The following provides an analysis and response to the legislation passed out of the Health, Education, Labor and Pensions committee with specific regard to Impact Aid.  The legislation addresses some key inequities which NCIS applauds.  It also goes beyond existing law and provides new gross exemptions for some school districts to receive dollars they wouldn’t otherwise be entitled to.  NCIS was founded on striving to provide Impact Aid eligible school districts with the greatest federal reimbursement a local education agency is entitled to under law without receiving a special exemption providing one district more dollars while taking away from others.