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Article: Funding House Bill 1017 Could Take $81 Million
- Article from:
- THE JOURNAL RECORD
- Article date:
- January 19, 1994
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Associated Press
School enrollment in Oklahoma has risen to an all-time high,
and taken the cost of the education reforms in House Bill 1017 up
with it, state Superintendent Sandy Garrett said Tuesday.
Garrett told a House education committee that the fifth year
of House Bill 1017 would cost about $51 million more than
expected. She expects to ask the Oklahoma Legislature for $81
million for House Bill 1017 for 1994-1995, rather than the $32
million projected for 1994-1995 in 1989.
All but $10 million of that extra request represents teacher
salaries, which will take $53 million in 1994-1995 rather than
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