Item 129 | First Year - FY1999 | Second Year - FY2000 |
|---|---|---|
| State Education Services (19100) | $22,821,466 | $21,189,592 |
| State Education Services for Special Education (19102) | FY1999 $45,000 | FY2000 $45,000 |
| State Education Services for Vocational Education (19103) | FY1999 $963,065 | FY2000 $968,000 |
| State Education Services for Adult Education (19104) | FY1999 $137,258 | FY2000 $137,797 |
| State Education Services for General Education (19105) | FY1999 $2,657,862 | FY2000 $2,674,074 |
| State Education Services for Research, Testing, and Evaluation (19107) | FY1999 $13,951,438 | FY2000 $13,968,592 |
| State Education Services for Public School Support (19108) | FY1999 $4,012,624 | FY2000 $2,336,526 |
| State Education Regional Services (19112) | FY1999 $929,135 | FY2000 $933,784 |
| Virginia Business - Education Partnership (19117) | FY1999 $125,084 | FY2000 $125,819 |
| Fund Sources: | ||
| General | FY1999 $22,431,466 | FY2000 $20,799,592 |
| Special | FY1999 $390,000 | FY2000 $390,000 |
State Education Services for Adult Education (1910400): §§ 22.1-223 through 22.1-236, Code of Virginia; Part B., P.L. 100-297, as amended, P.L. 102-73, Adult Education Act.
State Education Services for Research, Testing and Evaluation (1910700): § 22.1-19, Code of Virginia; Article VIII, Section 2, Constitution of Virginia.
State Education Services for Public School Support (1910800): §§ 22.1-16, 22.1-138 through 22.1-141, 22.1-186, 22.1-238 through 22.1-253, 22.1-346 through 22.1-357, Code of Virginia.
State Education Services for Early Childhood (1910900): §§ 22.1-199 through 22.1-221, Code of Virginia.
State Education for Preadolescent (1911000): §§ 22.1-200 through 22.1-221, Code of Virginia.
State Education Services for Adolescent (1911100): §§ 22.1-200 through 22.1-221; § 22.1-22.1; §§ 22.1-228 through 22.237, Code of Virginia.
State Education Services for Regional Services (1911200): §§ 22.1-213 through 22.1-221, Code of Virginia.
Virginia Business-Education Partnership Program (1911700): §§ 9-325 through 9-329, Chapter 41, Code of Virginia.
A. The Superintendent of Public Instruction is encouraged to implement school/community team training.
B. The appropriation for State Education Regional Services includes $55,000 the first year and $55,000 the second year from the general fund to provide technical assistance to localities in developing a comprehensive, coordinated, quality preschool program for serving at-risk four-year-old children.
C. Out of the amounts for State Education Services, $97,948 the first year and $97,948 the second year from the general fund is provided for the Virginia Business-Education Partnership Program.
D. Out of the amounts for State Education Services, $296,000 the first year and $296,000 the second year from the general fund is provided for the Virginia VIEWS Program.
E. The Superintendent of Public Instruction shall provide direction and technical assistance to local school divisions in the revision of their Vocational Education curriculum and instructional practices.
F. Out of the amounts for State Education Services, $10,211,252 the first year and $10,603,034 the second year from the general fund are provided for the development and administration of new assessment materials and tests related to the Standards of Learning.
G. The appropriation for State Education Regional Services includes $50,000 the first year and $50,000 the second year from the general fund to provide technical assistance and assessment services to localities implementing truancy intervention/safe schools projects.
H. The Superintendent of Public Instruction shall examine various models for predicting local school enrollments. If the examination results in a model that is reliable and valid for predicting such enrollments, the resulting model will be disseminated to local school divisions for planning purposes.
I. The Superintendent of Public Instruction, in cooperation with the Commissioner of Social Services, shall encourage local departments of social services and local school divisions to work together to explore the feasibility of cooperative arrangements for the use of school resources, especially computer labs, for the purpose of training Temporary Assistance to Needy Families recipients for the workforce.
J. Out of the appropriation for State Education Services for Research, Testing and Evaluation, an amount estimated at $1,371,187 the first year and $892,242 the second year from the general fund is provided to continue the Literary Passport Test pursuant to the Standards of Quality § 22.2-253.13.
K. The amounts for State Education Services include $1,689,255 from the general fund in the first year to develop a teacher training program in the core content areas of the Standards of Learning.