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                                          HDS91HB2383CEa144mm

 1                    AMENDMENT TO HOUSE BILL 2383

 2        AMENDMENT NO.     .  Amend House Bill 2383  by  replacing
 3    everything after the enacting clause with the following:

 4        "Section  1.   The following amounts, or so much of those
 5    amounts as may be necessary, respectively,  for  the  objects
 6    and  purposes  named,  are appropriated from federal funds to
 7    meet the ordinary and contingent expenses of the State  Board
 8    of Education for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2000:
 9    From  National  Center  for Education Statistics Fund (Common
10    Core Data Survey):
11    From National Center for Education Statistics
12    Fund (Common Core Data Survey):
13        For Contractual Services                          $75,000
14        For Travel                                         22,000
15             Total                                        $97,000
16    From Federal Department of Education Fund (Title
17    VII Bilingual):
18        For Personal Services                             $68,600
19        For Employee Retirement Paid by Employer            2,800
20        For Retirement Contributions                        7,600
21        For Social Security Contributions                   5,000
22        For Insurance                                       5,800
23        For Contractual Services                            5,500
 
                            -2-           HDS91HB2383CEa144mm
 1        For Travel                                          5,000
 2        For Commodities                                       200
 3        For Printing                                          500
 4             Total                                       $101,000
 5    From Federal Department of Education Fund (Emergency
 6    Immigrant Education):
 7        For Personal Services                             $22,100
 8        For Employee Retirement Paid by Employer              900
 9        For Retirement Contributions                        2,200
10        For Social Security Contributions                   1,700
11        For Insurance                                       5,800
12        For Contractual Services                           31,000
13        For Travel                                         11,500
14        For Commodities                                     4,000
15        For Equipment                                       8,000
16        For Telecommunication                               2,000
17             Total                                        $89,200
18    From Department of Health and Human Services Fund
19    (Training School Health Personnel):
20        For Personal Services                             $87,000
21        For Employee Retirement Paid by Employer            3,500
22        For Retirement Contributions                        9,400
23        For Social Security Contributions                   2,200
24        For Insurance                                      11,600
25        For Contractual Services                          152,100
26        For Travel                                          8,000
27        For Commodities                                     8,700
28        For Printing                                        4,500
29        For Equipment                                       8,500
30        For Telecommunications                              2,500
31             Total                                       $298,000
32    From the Federal Department of Education Fund
33    (Goals 2000):
34        For Personal Services                            $129,600
 
                            -3-           HDS91HB2383CEa144mm
 1        For Employee Retirement Paid by Employer            5,200
 2        For Retirement Contributions                       14,100
 3        For Social Security Contributions                   3,700
 4        For Insurance                                      17,500
 5        For Contractual Services                           96,700
 6        For Travel                                         28,500
 7        For Equipment                                       1,000
 8        For Telecommunications                              1,800
 9             Total                                       $298,100
10    From ISBE Federal National Community Service Fund
11    (Serve America):
12        For Personal Services                             $20,000
13        For Employee Retirement Paid by Employer              800
14        For Retirement Contributions                        2,200
15        For Social Security Contributions                     200
16        For Insurance                                       3,000
17        For Contractual Services                            1,000
18        For Travel                                         15,800
19        For Printing                                        2,000
20             Total                                        $45,000
21    From Carnegie Foundation Grant Fund:
22        For Contractual Services                          $90,000
23        For Travel                                         10,000
24             Total                                       $100,000
25    From Federal Department of Agriculture Fund (Child
26    Nutrition):
27        For Personal Services                          $2,980,000
28        For Employee Retirement Paid by Employer          124,000
29        For Retirement Contributions                      313,400
30        For Social Security Contributions                 140,000
31        For Insurance                                     374,700
32        For Contractual Services                        1,441,300
33        For Travel                                        415,500
34        For Commodities                                   134,300
 
                            -4-           HDS91HB2383CEa144mm
 1        For Printing                                      137,200
 2        For Equipment                                     252,500
 3        For Telecommunications                             59,500
 4             Total                                     $6,372,400
 5    From Federal Department of Education Fund
 6    (Even Start):
 7        For Personal Services                            $120,100
 8        For Employee Retirement Paid by Employer            5,000
 9        For Retirement Contributions                       13,600
10        For Social Security Contributions                   5,000
11        For Insurance                                      15,000
12        For Contractual Services                           21,200
13        For Travel                                         25,000
14        For Commodities                                       500
15        For Printing                                        1,500
16        For Equipment                                       1,000
17             Total                                       $207,900
18    From Federal Department of Education Fund (Title 1):
19        For Personal Services                          $2,182,900
20        For Employee Retirement Paid by Employer           87,400
21        For Retirement Contributions                      234,200
22        For Social Security Contributions                  53,800
23        For Insurance                                     242,200
24        For Contractual Services                          458,700
25        For Travel                                        126,500
26        For Commodities                                    40,600
27        For Printing                                        8,500
28        For Equipment                                      83,200
29        For Telecommunications                             34,000
30             Total                                     $3,552,000
31    From Federal Department of Education Fund
32    (Title I - Migrant Education):
33        For Personal Services                             $46,800
34        For Employee Retirement Paid by Employer            1,900
 
                            -5-           HDS91HB2383CEa144mm
 1        For Retirement Contributions                        5,200
 2        For Social Security Contributions                   2,500
 3        For Insurance                                       4,400
 4        For Contractual Services                          123,500
 5        For Travel                                         17,000
 6        For Commodities                                     1,000
 7        For Telecommunications                              3,300
 8             Total                                       $205,600
 9    From Federal Department of Education Fund
10    (Title IV Safe and Drug Free Schools):
11        For Personal Services                            $516,000
12        For Employee Retirement Paid by Employer           20,700
13        For Retirement Contributions                       54,300
14        For Social Security Contributions                  17,800
15        For Insurance                                      63,800
16        For Contractual Services                           93,100
17        For Travel                                         56,000
18        For Commodities                                     1,000
19        For Printing                                        1,500
20        For Equipment                                      20,000
21        For Telecommunications                              8,000
22             Total                                       $852,200
23    From Federal Department of Education Fund
24    (Title II Eisenhower Professional Development):
25        For Personal Services                            $450,000
26        For Employee Retirement Paid by Employer           20,000
27        For Retirement Contributions                       50,300
28        For Social Security Contributions                  20,000
29        For Insurance                                      55,000
30        For Contractual Services                          186,100
31        For Travel                                         65,000
32        For Commodities                                     1,800
33        For Printing                                        1,500
34        For Equipment                                      22,000
 
                            -6-           HDS91HB2383CEa144mm
 1        For Telecommunications                              5,300
 2             Total                                       $877,000
 3    From Federal Department of Education Fund
 4    (McKinney Homeless Assistance):
 5        For Personal Services                             $60,500
 6        For Employee Retirement Paid by Employer            2,500
 7        For Retirement Contributions                        6,700
 8        For Social Security Contributions                   1,000
 9        For Insurance                                       5,800
10        For Contractual Services                          137,900
11        For Travel                                         11,000
12        For Commodities                                     3,000
13        For Printing                                       10,000
14        For Equipment                                       5,000
15             Total                                       $243,400
16    From Federal Department of Education Fund
17    Personnel Development Part D Training):
18        For Personal Services                             $67,500
19        For Employee Retirement Paid by Employer            2,700
20        For Retirement Contributions                        7,500
21        For Social Security Contributions                   2,600
22        For Insurance                                       5,800
23        For Contractual Services                           84,300
24        For Travel                                          3,500
25        For Commodities                                     2,000
26             Total                                       $175,900
27    From Federal Department of Education Fund (Pre-School):
28        For Personal Services                            $432,900
29        For Employee Retirement Paid by Employer           17,400
30        For Retirement Contributions                       46,800
31        For Social Security Contributions                  24,500
32        For Insurance                                      50,800
33        For Contractual Services                          390,400
34        For Travel                                         45,500
 
                            -7-           HDS91HB2383CEa144mm
 1        For Commodities                                    28,000
 2        For Printing                                       25,100
 3        For Equipment                                       5,500
 4        For Telecommunications                              6,100
 5             Total                                     $1,073,000
 6    From Federal Department of Education Fund
 7    (Individuals with Disabilities Education
 8    Act - IDEA):
 9        For Personal Services                          $3,195,300
10        For Employee Retirement Paid by Employer          128,000
11        For Retirement Contributions                      343,300
12        For Social Security Contributions                 124,000
13        For Insurance                                     348,000
14        For Contractual Services                        1,165,700
15        For Travel                                        241,300
16        For Commodities                                    35,100
17        For Printing                                      103,000
18        For Equipment                                      92,000
19        For Telecommunications                             61,000
20             Total                                     $5,836,700
21    From Federal Department of Education Fund (Deaf-Blind):
22        For Personal Services                             $20,000
23        For Employee Retirement Paid by Employer            1,000
24        For Retirement Contributions                        1,700
25        For Social Security Contributions                   4,000
26        For Insurance                                       1,500
27             Total                                        $28,200
28    From Federal Department of Education Fund
29    (Vocational and Applied Technology Education
30    Title II):
31        For Personal Services                          $2,753,700
32        For Employee Retirement Paid by Employer          100,400
33        For Retirement Contributions                      267,500
34        For Social Security Contributions                 147,200
 
                            -8-           HDS91HB2383CEa144mm
 1        For Insurance                                     271,200
 2        For Contractual Services                          960,700
 3        For Travel                                        240,300
 4        For Commodities                                    16,800
 5        For Printing                                       27,600
 6        For Equipment                                     103,800
 7        For Telecommunications                             39,500
 8             Total                                     $4,928,700
 9    From Federal Department of Education Fund
10    (Vocational Education - Title III):
11        For Personal Services                            $261,500
12        For Employee Retirement Paid by Employer            7,500
13        For Retirement Contributions                       20,500
14        For Social Security Contributions                   4,000
15        For Insurance                                      17,400
16        For Contractual Services                            3,600
17        For Travel                                         15,000
18        For Commodities                                       800
19        For Equipment                                      15,000
20             Total                                       $345,300
21    From Federal Department of Education Fund
22    (Adult Education):
23        For Personal Services                            $722,200
24        For Employee Retirement Paid by Employer           26,000
25        For Retirement Contributions                       70,000
26        For Social Security Contributions                  13,600
27        For Insurance                                      71,100
28        For Contractual Services                          425,000
29        For Travel                                        124,500
30        For Commodities                                     2,900
31        For Printing                                        8,100
32        For Equipment                                      38,200
33        For Telecommunications                             10,800
34             Total                                     $1,512,400
 
                            -9-           HDS91HB2383CEa144mm
 1    From Federal Department of Education Fund (Title VI):
 2        For Personal Services                          $1,414,100
 3        For Employee Retirement Paid by Employer           62,600
 4        For Retirement Contributions                      146,800
 5        For Social Security Contributions                  57,000
 6        For Insurance                                     181,500
 7        For Contractual Services                          742,800
 8        For Travel                                        100,500
 9        For Commodities                                    12,600
10        For Printing                                       45,900
11        For Equipment                                      30,000
12        For Telecommunications                             56,000
13             Total                                     $2,849,800
14             Total, Section 1                         $30,088,800

15        Section 5.  The following amounts, or so  much  of  those
16    amounts  as  may  be necessary, respectively, for the objects
17    and purposes named, are appropriated from  federal  funds  to
18    meet  the ordinary and contingent expenses of the State Board
19    of Education for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2000:

20    From the Federal Department of Labor Fund:
21        For operational costs and grants to implement
22             the School-to-Work Program               $24,000,000

23    From the Federal Department of Education Fund:
24        For costs associated with the Christa
25             McAulliffe Fellowship Program                 75,000
26        For operational costs and grants to implement
27             the Technology Literacy Program           20,000,000
28        For operational expenses for the Illinois
29             Purchased Care Review Board                  125,000
30        For costs associated with the Charter Schools
31             Program                                    2,500,000
32        For costs associated with the Local Initiative
 
                            -10-          HDS91HB2383CEa144mm
 1             in Character Education                     1,000,000
 2        For operational costs and grants for the
 3             Youth With Disabilities Program              800,000
 4        For costs associated with the Department
 5             of Defense Troops to Teachers Program        100,000
 6        For costs associated with the Title I
 7             Comprehensive Schools Reform Program       8,000,000
 8        For costs associated with IDEA Improvement
 9             -Part D Program                            2,000,000
10        For operational costs and grants to implement the
11             Reading Excellence Act Program            30,000,000
12        For costs associated with the Linking
13             Educational Technology project             3,000,000
14        For costs associated with the Advanced Placement
15             Fee Payment Program                          160,000

16    From the State Board of Education Job Training Partnership
17    Act Fund:
18        For operational costs and grants for the
19             Job Training Partnership Act Program      $4,595,400
20             Total, Section 5                         $96,355,400

21        Section 10.  The following amounts, or so much  of  those
22    amounts  as  may  be necessary, respectively, for the objects
23    and purposes named, are appropriated from State funds to meet
24    the ordinary and contingent expenses of the  State  Board  of
25    Education for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2000:

26                         - GENERAL OFFICE -
27    From General Revenue Fund:
28        For Personal Services                          $2,301,500
29        For Employee Retirement Paid by Employer           85,100
30        For Retirement Contributions                       85,400
31        For Social Security Contributions                  93,500
32        For Contractual Services                           86,100
 
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 1        For Travel                                         40,600
 2        For Commodities                                     8,700
 3             Total                                     $2,700,900
 4                        -EDUCATION SERVICES-
 5    From General Revenue Fund:
 6        For Personal Services                          $5,533,800
 7        For Employee Retirement Paid by Employer          213,000
 8        For Retirement Contributions                      198,500
 9        For Social Security Contributions                 185,400
10        For Contractual Services                          130,200
11        For Travel                                         63,400
12        For Commodities                                     6,700
13        For Printing                                        4,200
14        For Telecommunications                             29,200
15             Total                                     $6,364,400
16                    -FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION-
17    From General Revenue Fund:
18        For Personal Services                          $7,331,100
19        For Employee Retirement Paid by Employer          284,300
20        For Retirement Contributions                      226,900
21        For Social Security Contributions                 197,300
22        For Contractual Services                        1,808,700
23        For Travel                                        159,500
24        For Commodities                                    82,800
25        For Printing                                      147,100
26        For Equipment                                     104,200
27        For Telecommunications                            333,600
28        For Operation of Automotive Equipment              11,700
29        For Regional Board of School Trustees              10,000
30        For State Contribution to the Education
31             Commission of the States                      90,000
32        For Contractual Services for teacher
33             dismissal hearing costs under
34             Sections 24-12, 34-15, and
 
                            -12-          HDS91HB2383CEa144mm
 1             34-85 of the School Code                     190,000
 2             Total                                    $10,977,200
 3                        -POLICY AND PLANNING-
 4    From General Revenue Fund:
 5        For Personal Services                         $ 1,687,000
 6        For Employee Retirement Paid by Employer           65,400
 7        For Retirement Contributions                       63,700
 8        For Social Security Contributions                  56,300
 9        For Contractual Services                           68,000
10        For Travel                                         54,200
11        For Commodities                                     1,600
12             Total                                     $1,996,200
13               -ACCOUNTABILITY AND QUALITY ASSURANCE-
14    From General Revenue Fund:
15        For Personal Services                          $2,915,400
16        For Employee Retirement Paid by Employer          110,000
17        For Retirement Contributions                       87,800
18        For Social Security Contributions                  87,900
19        For Contractual Services                           37,000
20        For Travel                                         13,300
21        For Commodities                                     1,600
22             Total                                     $3,253,000
23                    -FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION-
24    From Driver Education Fund:
25        For Personal Services                            $598,400
26        For Employee Retirement Paid by Employer           22,400
27        For Retirement Contributions                        9,300
28        For Social Security Contributions                  20,000
29        For Insurance                                      69,700
30        For Contractual Services                           57,700
31        For Travel                                         29,000
32        For Commodities                                     5,600
33        For Printing                                       12,000
34        For Equipment                                      29,700
 
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 1        For Telecommunications                             15,000
 2             Total                                       $868,800
 3                  (Total, this Section $26,160,500;
 4                  General Revenue Fund $25,291,700;
 5                  Driver Education Fund $868,800.)

 6        Section  15.   The following amounts, or so much of those
 7    amounts as may be necessary, respectively,  for  the  objects
 8    and  purposes  named,  are appropriated to the State Board of
 9    Education for Grants-In-Aid:
10    From Federal Funds:
11        For reimbursement to local education
12        agencies, eligible recipients and other
13        service providers as provided by the
14        United States Department of Education:
15        Emergency Immigrant Education Program         $12,000,000
16        Title VII Foreign Language Assistance             500,000
17        Goals 2000                                     23,000,000
18        Title I - Even Start                            5,000,000
19        Title 1 - Basic                               350,000,000
20        Title 1 - Neglected/Delinquent                  2,600,000
21        Title 1 - Improvement Grants                    3,000,000
22        Title 1 - Capital Expense                       3,000,000
23        Title 1 - Migrant Education                     3,155,000
24        Title IV Safe and Drug Free Schools            27,000,000
25        Title II Eisenhower Professional Development   14,000,000
26        McKinney Education for Homeless Children        1,600,000
27        Pre-School                                     25,000,000
28        Individuals with Disabilities Education Act   200,000,000
29        Deaf-Blind                                        255,000
30        Vocational Education - Basic Grant             43,500,000
31        Vocational Education - Technical Preparation    6,000,000
32        Adult Education                                18,000,000
33        Title VI                                        67,000,000
 
                            -14-          HDS91HB2383CEa144mm
 1             Total Federal Department of
 2             Education Fund                          $804,610,000

 3    From the Driver Education Fund:
 4        For the reimbursement to school districts
 5             under the provisions of the Driver
 6             Education Act                            $15,750,000

 7    From the Special Education Medicaid Matching Fund:
 8        For costs associated with Individuals
 9             with Disabilities and KidCare           $225,000,000

10    From the Federal Department of Agriculture Fund:
11        For reimbursement to local education
12             agencies and eligible recipients for
13             programs as provided by the United States
14             Department of Agriculture for the
15             Child Nutrition Program                 $385,000,000

16    From the ISBE Federal National Community Service Fund:
17        For grants to local education agencies
18             and eligible recipients for Learn and
19             Serve America                             $2,000,000

20    From the Carnegie Foundation Fund:
21        For reimbursement to local education
22             agencies and eligible recipients for
23             programs provided by the Carnegie
24             Foundation                                   $50,000
25             (Total, this Section $1,427,410,000.)

26        Section 20.  The following amounts, or so much  of  those
27    amounts  as  may  be necessary, respectively, for the objects
28    and purposes named, are appropriated to the  State  Board  of
29    Education for Grants-In-Aid:
30    From the General Revenue Fund:
 
                            -15-          HDS91HB2383CEa144mm
 1        For compensation of Regional Superintendents
 2             of Schools and assistants under Section
 3             18-5 of the School Code                   $6,318,600
 4        For payment of one time employer's
 5             contribution to Teachers' Retirement
 6             System as provided in the Early Retirement
 7             Incentive Provision of Public Act 87-1265
 8             and under Section 16-133.2 of the Illinois
 9             Pension Code                                $142,900
10        For the Supervisory Expense Fund under
11             Section 18-6 of the School Code             $102,000
12        For orphanage tuition claims and State owned
13             housing claims as provided under Section
14             18-3 of the School Code                  $16,000,000
15        For financial assistance to Local Education
16             Agencies for the Philip J. Rock
17             Center and School as provided by
18             Section 14-11.02 of the School Code       $2,760,000
19        For financial assistance to Local Education
20             Agencies for the purpose of maintaining
21             an educational materials coordinating
22             unit as provided for by Section
23             14-11.01 of the School Code               $1,062,000
24        For reimbursement to school districts
25             for services and materials for
26             programs under Section 14A-5 of
27             the School Code                          $19,695,800
28        For tuition of disabled children attending
29             schools under Section 14-7.02 of
30             the School Code                          $45,584,800
31        For reimbursement to school districts
32             for extraordinary special
33             education and facilities under
34             Section 14-7.02a of the School Code     $183,524,000
 
                            -16-          HDS91HB2383CEa144mm
 1        For reimbursement to school districts for
 2             services and materials used in
 3             programs for the use of disabled
 4             children under Section 14-13.01
 5             of the School Code                      $242,006,500
 6        For reimbursement on a current basis
 7             only to school districts that
 8             provide for education of
 9             handicapped orphans from
10             residential institutions as
11             well as foster children who
12             are mentally impaired or
13             behaviorally disordered as
14             provided under Section 14-7.03
15             of the School Code                      $128,500,000
16        For financial assistance to Local
17             Education Agencies with over
18             500,000 population to meet
19             the needs of those children
20             who come from environments
21             where the dominant language
22             is other than English under
23             Section 34-18.2 of the School
24             Code                                     $31,833,200
25        For financial assistance to Local
26             Education Agencies with under
27             500,000 population to meet
28             the needs of those children
29             who come from environments
30             where the dominant language
31             is other than English under
32             Section 10-22.38a of the
33             School Code                              $23,718,800
34        For distribution to eligible recipients
 
                            -17-          HDS91HB2383CEa144mm
 1             for establishing and/or maintaining
 2             educational programs for Low
 3             Incidence Disabilities                    $1,500,000
 4        For reimbursement to school districts
 5             qualifying under Section 29-5
 6             of the School Code for a portion
 7             of the cost of transporting
 8             common school pupils                    $172,699,000
 9        For reimbursement to school districts for a
10             portion of the cost of transporting
11             disabled students under Section
12             14-13.01(b) of the School Code          $150,411,000
13        For reimbursement to school districts and for
14             providing free lunch and breakfast
15             programs under the provision of the
16             School Free Lunch Program Act            $18,630,000
17        For payment of costs of education of recipients
18             of Public Assistance as provided in
19             Section 10-22.20 of the School Code
20             first and then for payment of costs
21             as provided for in the Adult
22             Education Act and Section 10-22.20
23             of the School Code                       $10,068,200
24        For providing the loan of textbooks to students
25             under Section 18-17 of the School Code   $24,192,100
26             Total, General Revenue Fund           $1,078,748,900

27        Section  25.   The  following  named  sums, or so much of
28    thereof as may be necessary,  respectively  are  appropriated
29    from the General Revenue Fund to the State Board of Education
30    for Grants-In-Aid:
31        For grants to school districts
32             to hire new teachers                     $10,000,000
33        For grants associated with the

 
                            -18-          HDS91HB2383CEa144mm
 1             Work-Based Learning Program                 $839,900
 2        For grants associated with the
 3             Illinois Administrators Academy             $623,700
 4        For grants associated with Scientific Literacy
 5             Programs and the Center on Scientific
 6             Literacy                                  $6,328,000
 7        For grants associated with the Substance Abuse and
 8             Violence Prevention Programs              $5,250,000
 9        For grants associated with Learning
10             Improvement and Quality Assurance         $6,216,500
11        For grants associated with the Vocational
12             Education Technical Preparation Program   $5,576,000
13        For reimbursement to Local Educational
14             Agencies as provided in Section 3-1
15             of the Adult Education Act and
16             Section 10-20.22 of the School Code       $8,937,100
17        For reimbursement to Local Educational
18             Agencies for Adult Education - State
19             Performance under the Adult Education Act
20             and Section 10-20.22 of the School Code   $9,000,000
21        For the purpose of providing funds to Local
22             Education Agencies for the Illinois
23             Governmental Student Internship Program     $130,000
24        For distribution to eligible recipients
25             to assist in conducting and improving
26             Vocational Education Programs and
27             Services                                 $47,374,500
28        For grants to schools associated with the
29             Academic Early Warning List               $2,000,000
30             Total, this Section                     $102,275,700

31        Section  30.   The following amounts, or so much of those
32    amounts as may be necessary, respectively,  are  appropriated
33    from the General Revenue Fund to the State Board of Education
 
                            -19-          HDS91HB2383CEa144mm
 1    for the objects and purposes named:
 2        For operational costs to provide services
 3             associated with the Regional Office
 4             of Education for the City of Chicago        $920,000
 5        For funding the Illinois Teacher
 6             of the Year Program                         $150,000
 7        For operational expenses and grants
 8             for Regional Offices of Education and
 9             Intermediate Service Centers             $12,978,000
10        For independent outside evaluation of
11             select programs operated by the Illinois
12             State Board of Education                    $200,000
13        For funding the Statewide Bilingual
14             Assessment Program                          $856,000
15        For operational costs and grants associated
16             with the Career Awareness
17             & Development Initiative                  $1,117,800
18        For costs associated with Jobs for
19             Illinois Graduates Program                $2,800,000
20        For costs associated with General Education
21             Development (GED) testing                   $210,000
22        For costs associated with Teacher
23             Framework Implementation                    $560,000
24        For costs associated with the Initiative
25             for National Board Certification             $75,000
26        For funding of the Regional Offices of
27             Education Technology Plan                   $750,000
28        For costs associated with regional
29             and local Optional Education Programs
30             for dropouts, those at risk of dropping
31             out, and Alternative Education Programs
32             for chronic truants                      $17,460,000
33        For costs associated with establishing
34             and conducting the Illinois Partnership
 
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 1             Academies                                   $600,000
 2        For costs associated with funding Vocational
 3             Education Staff Development               $1,299,800
 4        For costs associated with the Summer
 5             Bridge Program                            $9,000,000
 6        For administrative costs associated with
 7             Learning Standards                        $2,213,900
 8        For costs associated with the Parental
 9             Involvement Campaign                              $0
10        For costs associated with the Minority
11             Transition Program                          $300,000
12        For funding the Golden Apple Scholars
13             Program                                   $1,704,300
14        For the development of tests of Basic Skills
15             and subject matter knowledge for individuals
16             seeking certification and for tests of Basic
17             Skills for individuals currently enrolled in
18             education programs                        $1,010,500
19        For operational expenses of financial audits of each
20             Regional Office of Education in the State
21             as approved by Section 2-3.17a of the
22             School Code                                 $531,700
23        For administrative cost associated with the
24             Work-Based Learning Program                 $160,100
25        For costs associated with the Illinois Student
26             Achievement Test (ISAT)                  $11,447,000
27        For costs associated with the Prairie State
28             Achievement Exam                          $4,795,000
29        For the development of a Consumer
30             Education Proficiency Test                  $150,000
31        For funding the Urban Education
32             Partnership Grants                        $1,450,000
33        For administrative costs associated with the
34             Illinois Administrators Academy             $234,300
 
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 1        For administrative costs associated
 2             with the Scientific Literacy and the
 3             Center on Scientific Literacy             $2,255,000
 4        For administrative costs associated with
 5             the Substance Abuse and Violence
 6             Prevention Programs                         $250,000
 7        For administrative costs associated
 8             with the Learning Improvement and
 9             Quality Assurance                         $2,810,000
10        For administrative costs associated
11             with the Vocational Education
12             Technical Preparation program               $424,000
13        For operational expenses of administering the
14             Early  Childhood Block Grant                $559,000
15        For funding the Illinois State Board of
16             Education Technology Program                $892,500
17        For operational costs and reimbursement
18             to a parent or guardian under the
19             Transportation provisions of Section
20             29-5.2 of the School Code                $10,120,000
21        For operational costs of the Residential
22             Services Authority for Behavior Disorders
23             and Severely Emotionally Disturbed
24             Children and Adolescents                    $414,000
25        For funding the Teachers Academy for
26             Math and Science in Chicago               $5,500,000
27        For operational costs associated with
28             administering the Reading Improvement
29             Block Grant                                 $389,500
30        For costs associated with the General State
31             Aid Education Funding Advisory Board              $0
32        For operational costs associated with
33             administering the Professional
34             Development Block Grant                     $427,500
 
                            -22-          HDS91HB2383CEa144mm
 1        For purposes of providing liability
 2             coverage to certificated persons in
 3             accordance with Section 2-3.124 of the
 4             School Code                               $1,000,000
 5        For Operational Expenses for the Illinois
 6             Purchase Care Review Board                  $260,000
 7        For costs associated with the Reading Improvement
 8             Statewide Program                         $2,000,000
 9        For costs associated with Cory H. Compliance   $1,000,000
10        For costs associated with the Regional
11             Offices of Education School Bus
12             Driver Training Programs                     $50,000
13        For costs associated with Professional
14             Development through the Regional
15             Offices of Education and Intermediate
16             Service Centers                           $1,000,000
17        For costs associated with the Professional
18             Development Program                               $0
19        For costs associated with the School Business
20             Consultant Program                          $400,000
21        For costs associated with the development of
22             Electronic Reporting Programs                     $0
23        For costs associated with administering the
24             Gender Equity Program                       $150,000
25        For costs associated with the development
26             of the Low Income Enrollment Reporting      $100,000
27        For costs associated with Professional Development
28             through the Regional Office of Education
29             for the City of Chicago                     $500,000
30             Total, this Section                     $103,474,900

31        Section  35.   The following amounts, or so much of those
32    amounts as  may  be  necessary,  are  appropriated  from  the
33    General  Revenue Fund to the State Board of Education for the
 
                            -23-          HDS91HB2383CEa144mm
 1    objects and purposes named:
 2        For grants associated with the Leadership
 3             Development Institute Program               $350,000
 4        For distribution to school districts pursuant
 5             to the recommendations of the State Board
 6             of Education for Hispanic Programs          $500,000
 7        For funding the Professional Development
 8             Block Grant, pursuant to Section 1C-2
 9             of the School Code                       $25,900,000
10        For funding the Early Childhood Block
11             Grant pursuant to Section 1C-2 of
12             the School Code                         $168,612,800
13        For grants to school districts for Reading
14             Programs for teacher aides, reading
15             specialists, for reading and library materials
16             and other related programs for students
17             in K-6 grades and other authorized purposes
18             under Section 2-3.51 of the School Code  $93,000,000
19        For grants to Local Educational Agencies to
20             conduct Agricultural Education Programs   $2,000,000
21        For grants to local districts for planning
22             district-wide Comprehensive Arts Programs for
23             for students in kindergarten through
24             grade 6                                     $500,000
25        For grants to Regional Offices of Education to
26             operate Alternative Education Programs
27             for disruptive students pursuant to
28             Article 13A of the School Code           $15,352,000
29        For distribution to school districts
30             who initiate free transportation
31             services to eligible pupils as
32             transportation loans authorized
33             in Section 29-18 of the School Code         $750,000
34             Total, this Section                     $306,964,800
 
                            -24-          HDS91HB2383CEa144mm
 1        Section 40.  The following named amounts, or so  much  of
 2    that  amount  as  may be necessary, are appropriated from the
 3    General Revenue Fund to the State Board of Education for  the
 4    Technology   for   Success   Program   for   the  purpose  of
 5    implementing the use of computer technology in the  classroom
 6    as follows:
 7        For administrative cost associated with the
 8             Technology for Success Program           $20,705,140
 9        For grants associated with the
10             Technology for Success Program           $33,544,860
11             Total this Section                       $54,250,000

12        Section  45.  In  addition  to  any  amount previously or
13    elsewhere   appropriated,   the   sum   of   $20,000,000   is
14    appropriated to the State Board of Education from the  School
15    Infrastructure  Fund  for  the purpose of depositing into the
16    School Technology Revolving Loan Fund.

17        Section 50.  The following named amounts, or so  much  of
18    that  amount  as  may  be  necessary, are appropriated to the
19    State Board of Education for the School Construction  Program
20    as follows:
21    Payable from the School Infrastructure Fund:
22        For administrative costs associated with
23             the Capital Assistance Program              $600,000
24    Payable from the School Technology Revolving
25    Loan Program Fund:
26        For the purpose of making grants pursuant
27             to Section 2-3.117(a) of the
28             School Code                              $50,000,000
29             Total, this Section                      $50,600,000

30        Section 55.  The amount of $1,000,000, or so much of that
31    amount  as may be necessary, is appropriated from the General
 
                            -25-          HDS91HB2383CEa144mm
 1    Revenue  Fund  for  deposit  into  the  Temporary  Relocation
 2    Expenses Revolving Grant Fund for use by the State  Board  of
 3    Education, as provided in Section 2-3.77 of the School Code.

 4        Section 60.  The amount of $1,000,000, or so much thereof
 5    as  may  be  necessary,  is  appropriated  from the Temporary
 6    Relocation Expenses Revolving Grant Fund to the  State  Board
 7    of  Education  as  provided  in  Section 2-3.77 of the School
 8    Code, to be allocated as follows:
 9        For Loans                                        $330,000
10        For Grants                                       $670,000

11        Section 65.  The amount of $250,000, or so  much  thereof
12    as may be necessary, is appropriated from the General Revenue
13    Fund  to  the  State Board of Education for funding the Metro
14    East Consortium for Student Advocacy.

15        Section 70. The amount of $657,300, or so  much  of  that
16    amount  as may be necessary, is appropriated from the General
17    Revenue  Fund  to  the   State   Board   of   Education   for
18    reimbursement  of  expenses  related  to  the  performance of
19    criminal  background  investigations  pursuant  to   Sections
20    10-21.9 and 34-18.5 of the School Code.

21        Section 75.  The amount of $1,340,100, or so much of that
22    amount  as may be necessary, is appropriated from the General
23    Revenue  Fund  to  the   State   Board   of   Education   for
24    reimbursement   of   expenses   related   to   printing   and
25    distributing  school report cards pursuant to Sections 10-17a
26    and 34-88 of the School Code.

27        Section 80.  The amount of $1,143,000 or so much of  that
28    amount  as  may  be  necessary is appropriated from the State
29    Board of Education State Trust Fund to  the  State  Board  of
 
                            -26-          HDS91HB2383CEa144mm
 1    Education  for  expenditures  by the Board in accordance with
 2    grants which the Board  has  received  or  may  receive  from
 3    private  sources  in  support of projects that are within the
 4    lawful powers of the board.

 5        Section 85.  The amount of $450,000, or so much  of  that
 6    amount  as may be necessary, is appropriated from the Teacher
 7    Certificate  Fee  Revolving  Fund  to  the  State  Board   of
 8    Education  for costs associated with the issuing of teacher's
 9    certificates.

10        Section 90.  The following amounts, or so much  of  those
11    amounts  as  may be necessary, respectively, are appropriated
12    to the State Board of Education for the following objects and
13    purposes:
14    Payable from the Common School Fund:
15        For general apportionment as provided by
16             Section 18-8.05 of
17             the School Code                         $2,521,000,000
18        For the General State Aid Adjustment Grant
19             as provided by Section 18-8.05(N)
20             of the School Code                       $25,000,000
21    Payable from the General Revenue Fund:
22        For summer school payments as provided by
23             Section 18-4.3 of the School Code         $4,814,800
24        For supplementary payments to school districts
25             as provided in Section 18-8.2, Section 18-8.3,
26             Section 18-8.5, and Section 18-8A(5)(m) of
27             of the School Code                          $3,794,000
28             Total, this Section                     $2,554,608,800

29        Section 95.  The following amount, or  so  much  of  that
30    amount   as  may  be  necessary,  is  appropriated  from  the
31    Education Assistance Fund to the State Board of Education for

 
                            -27-          HDS91HB2383CEa144mm
 1    the following object and purpose:
 2        For general apportionment as provided by
 3             Section 18-8.05 of
 4             the School Code                         $469,000,000

 5        Section 100.  The amount of $195,500, or so much of  that
 6    amount  as may be necessary, is appropriated from the General
 7    Revenue Fund to the State  Board  of  Education  per  Section
 8    18-4.4 of the School Code for Tax Equivalent Grants.

 9        Section  105.   The  amount of $56,500,000, or so much of
10    that amount as may be necessary,  is  appropriated  from  the
11    General  Revenue Fund to the State Board of Education to fund
12    block grants  to  school  districts  for  school  safety  and
13    educational improvement programs pursuant to Section 2-3.51.5
14    of the School Code.

15        Section  110.  The amount of $300,000, or so much of that
16    amount as may be necessary, is appropriated from the  General
17    Revenue Fund to the State Board of Education for the purchase
18    of  school  bus  safety  control  devices to be competitively
19    granted to school districts statewide.

20        Section 115.  The amount of $805,000, or so much of  that
21    amount  as  may be necessary, is appropriated from the School
22    District Emergency Financial Assistance  Fund  to  the  State
23    Board  of  Education  for  the emergency financial assistance
24    pursuant to Section 1B-8 of the School Code.

25        Section 120.  The amount of $68,000,000, or  so  much  of
26    that  amount  as  may  be necessary, is appropriated from the
27    General Revenue Fund to the  State  Board  of  Education  for
28    supplementary  payments  to school districts under subsection
29    (J) of Section 18-8.05 of the School Code.
 
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 1        Section 125.  The sum of $1,700,000, or so much  of  that
 2    amount  as may be necessary, is appropriated from the General
 3    Revenue Fund to the State Board of Education for a  grant  to
 4    the Electronic Long Distance Network, Inc.

 5        Section  130.   The  amount  of $2,000,000, or so much of
 6    that amount as may be necessary,  is  appropriated  from  the
 7    School  Technology  Revolving  Fund  to  the  State  Board of
 8    Education for funding the Statewide Educational Network.

 9        Section 135.  The sum of $175,000, or so much thereof  as
10    may  be  necessary,  is appropriated from the General Revenue
11    Fund to the State Board of  Education  for  a  grant  to  the
12    Recording  for  the  Blind  and  Dyslexic  for  programs  and
13    services  in  support  of  Illinois  citizens with visual and
14    reading impairments.

15        Section 140.  The following named amounts, or so much  as
16    may  be  necessary,  are  appropriated  to the State Board of
17    Education for the Charter School Program as follows:
18    From the General Revenue Fund:
19        For Grants                                             $0
20        For deposit into the Charter Schools
21             Revolving Loan Fund                               $0
22    From the Charter Schools Revolving Loan Fund:
23        For Loans                                              $0

24        Section 145.  The amount of $24,192,100, or  so  much  as
25    may  be  necessary  and  remains unexpended on June 30, 1999,
26    from appropriations heretofore  made  for  such  purposes  in
27    Section   20   of   Public   Act   90-585,   Article  13,  is
28    reappropriated from the General Revenue  Fund  to  the  State
29    Board  of  Education  for  providing the loan of textbooks to
30    Students under Section 18-17 of the School Code.
 
                            -29-          HDS91HB2383CEa144mm
 1        Section 150.  The sum of $100,000  is  appropriated  from
 2    the Private Business and Vocational Schools Fund to the State
 3    Board  of  Education for administrative costs associated with
 4    the Private Business and Vocational Schools Act.

 5        Section 155.  The sum of $50,000 is appropriated from the
 6    State Board of Education Fund to the State Board of Education
 7    for expenditures by the Board  in  accordance  with  fees  or
 8    registration amounts the Board has received or may receive in
 9    support  of projects that are within the lawful powers of the
10    Board.

11        Section 960.  No part of the money appropriated  by  this
12    Act  shall be distributed to any school district in which any
13    students are  excluded  from  or  segregated  in  any  public
14    schools  within  the  meaning  of the School Code, because of
15    race, color, or national origin.".

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