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[ RECEIVED 07/10 17:02 1995 AT 6125959521 PAGE 10 (PRINTED PAGE 11) 1 JUL-10-1995 16:19 AMSD 866 8462 P.10 House Research Deparoment September 1994 1141nDesora School Finance Page 49 Funding of Community, Early Childhood, and Adult Education Community Education Programs — M.S. 121.85-121.88; 124.2713 Community education programs are intended to increase community invoivement in the public educational system. The programs are designed both to offer personal enrichment to members of the community and to expand the utilization of community members who have skills and knowledge to share. Districts establishing a community education program must provide for a citizens' advisory council to advise the school administration on how best to use school facilities and community resources. Fees may be charged for community education programs. Districts may also prepare a youth development plan that will improve coordination of agencies addressing the needs and developing the resources of youth in the community. A district may also offer a youth service program. Community Education Revenue Community education programs are funded through aid and levy. Districts that prepare a youth service program and a youth development plan are eligible for additional revenue. Community education aid and levy are computed as follows for fiscal year 1995: General Community $5.95 times the greater of Education Revenue (a) 1,335,or (b)the population of the district Youth Service Revenue $1.00 times the greater of (a) 1,335, or (b) the population of the district Community Education = general community education revenue Revenue +youth service revenue Community Education Levy = 1.134b of ANTIC Community Education Aid — community education revenue - community education levy Community Education Levy — the greater of - community Equity (1) zero, or education revenue (2) community education levy TOTAL P.10