马里兰

Chelsea E. Haines
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长期以来,马里兰州P-12教育模式的公平性一直受到法庭的审查和质疑。马里兰州P-12拨款公式的变化是在州长2020年否决《马里兰州未来蓝图法案》后,2021年会议期间成功推翻立法后发生的。新的P-12公式包括13个类别:基础援助、交通援助、补助性教育援助、英语学习者援助、特殊教育援助、保证税基援助、可比较工资指数援助、大学毕业后和职业准备途径援助、集中贫困援助、过渡补充指导援助、幼儿园前援助和职业阶梯援助。在报告延迟和2019冠状病毒病大流行之后,在2023财年实施了供资公式变更。高等教育拨款公式没有改变。该州在2022财年为P-12教育拨款73亿美元,占该州预算的15.2%。该州在2022财年为高等教育拨款48亿美元,占该州预算的7.9%。2023财年的高等教育拨款将包括为马里兰州历史悠久的黑人学院和大学提供5950万美元的和解金。
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The equity of Maryland’s P–12 education formula has long been scrutinized and challenged in court. Changes to Maryland’s P–12 funding formula occurred following a successful legislative override during the 2021 session following the governor’s 2020 veto of the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future Act. The new P–12 formula includes 13 categories: Foundation Aid, Transportation Aid, Compensatory Education Aid, English Learner Aid, Special Education Aid, Guaranteed Tax Base Aid, Comparable Wage Index Aid, Post College and Career Readiness Pathways Aid, Concentration of Poverty Aid, Transitional Supplemental Instruction Aid, Prekindergarten Aid, and Career Ladder Aid. Funding formula changes were implemented in FY2023, following delays in reporting and the COVID-19 pandemic. No changes were made to higher education funding formulas. The state allocated $7.3 billion for P–12 education in FY2022, 15.2% of the state budget. The state allocated $4.8 billion for higher education in FY2022, 7.9% of the state budget. FY2023 allocations for higher education will include a $59.5 million settlement for Maryland’s historically Black colleges and universities.
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