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Current as of January 01, 2023 | Updated by FindLaw Staff
If in any year there should remain a balance in the minimum education program fund of any school district on June 30 which amount is not to be used or is not needed in the payment of expenses for the preceding fiscal year properly payable out of such minimum education program fund, then such balance on hand to the credit of such minimum education fund of the school district shall be carried forward as a part of such minimum education program fund for the next succeeding fiscal year. The proper pro rata part of the amount so carried forward, to be determined by the percentage which the state minimum education program funds paid into such fund during the year bore to the entire amount paid into such fund, shall be charged against and deducted from the amount which the school district is allotted from state minimum education program fund for the succeeding fiscal year, in a manner prescribed by the State Auditor. The remainder of the amount so carried forward may be deducted from the amount which the school district is required to produce as its local minimum ad valorem tax effort for the support of the minimum education program fund for the succeeding fiscal year under the provisions of Chapter 19 of this title. However, no balance of transportation funds on hand at the end of any fiscal year shall be charged against or deducted from the allotment of state funds to any school district for minimum education program purposes for the next succeeding year.
Cite this article: FindLaw.com - Mississippi Code Title 37. Education § 37-61-5 - last updated January 01, 2023 | https://codes.findlaw.com/ms/title-37-education/ms-code-sect-37-61-5/
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