Implications of Title I "Non-Supplanting" Requirements for State Funding of Compensatory Education.

Sherman, Joel D.

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Publication Date: 1979-Jul

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Implications of Title I "Non-Supplanting" Requirements for State Funding of Compensatory Education.

Sherman, Joel D.

Journal of Law and Education, v8 n3 p337-46 Jul 1979

The California experience suggests that there are numerous state funding approaches that could easily comply with the nonsupplanting requirements of Title I. However, Title I schools and children will be affected quite differently by different approaches, particularly when state and federal funding is insufficient to reach all students. (Author/IRT)

Descriptors: Compensatory Education, Elementary Secondary Education, Federal Aid, Federal State Relationship, Resource Allocation, State Aid

Publication Type: Journal Articles; Legal/Legislative/Regulatory Materials

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Language: English

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Identifiers - Laws, Policies, & Programs: Elementary and Secondary Education Act Title I

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