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>The deal comes after backlash from many school leaders over the governor's budget request, which changed how students are counted. School districts are funding on a per-pupil basis. While most states look at a school's current enrollment to determine its per-pupil allotment, Colorado looks at schools' average enrollment over several years. Less than a year after striking a deal with school districts to overhaul the School Finance Formula while gradually changing how students are counted, Polis released a budget that called for ending rolling averages abruptly and instead basing funding on current enrollment, which for most districts is declining.

Archive: https://archive.today/mCAyb From the post: >>The deal comes after backlash from many school leaders over the governor's budget request, which changed how students are counted. School districts are funding on a per-pupil basis. While most states look at a school's current enrollment to determine its per-pupil allotment, Colorado looks at schools' average enrollment over several years. Less than a year after striking a deal with school districts to overhaul the School Finance Formula while gradually changing how students are counted, Polis released a budget that called for ending rolling averages abruptly and instead basing funding on current enrollment, which for most districts is declining.

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Colorado looks at schools' average enrollment over several years.

That will backfire if schools ever start picking up enrollments.

But, yea, as long as parents are taking their children out, that works.

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The current problem is that non-English speaking enrollment is going through the roof to the point they are trying to hire bilingual teachers in mass. This of course is being caused by the amount of Criminal Illegal Aliens in Colorado which enroll their kids in (free) school where the kids also get (free) meals and in some cases medical care.