1 HB190
2 206951-11
3 By Representative Poole
4 RFD: Ways and Means Education
5 First Read: 06-FEB-20
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2 ENROLLED, An Act,
3 To make supplemental appropriations from the
4 Education Trust Fund Advancement and Technology Fund for the
5 fiscal year ending September 30, 2020, to the public
6 institutions of higher education in the amount of $65,559,353,
7 and to the Department of Education, the Board of Trustees of
8 the Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind, the Board of Youth
9 Services School Districts, the Board of Directors of the
10 Alabama School of Fine Arts, and the Board of Trustees of the
11 Alabama School of Math and Science in the amount of
12 $176,983,575; and to make a transfer from the Education Trust
13 Fund Advancement and Technology Fund to the Education Trust
14 Fund in the amount of $15,000,000 at the end of the fiscal
15 year ending September 30, 2020 as reimbursement for the
16 estimated first year debt service expenses of the Public
17 School and College Authority bond issue contemplated by Senate
18 Bill 242 of the 2020 Regular Session.
19 BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF ALABAMA:
20 Section 1. In addition to all other appropriations
21 heretofore or hereafter made, there is hereby appropriated a
22 total of $65,559,353 from the Education Trust Fund Advancement
23 and Technology Fund to the public institutions of higher edu-
24 cation for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2020. This
25 appropriation shall be expended as provided in Section 29-9-4,
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1 Code of Alabama 1975. This appropriation shall be distributed
2 as follows:
3 Alabama Community College System $23,292,927
4 Alabama A&M University 1,438,298
5 Alabama State University 1,101,276
6 University of Alabama 8,020,648
7 University of Alabama Birmingham 5,427,335
8 University of Alabama Huntsville 2,528,856
9 Athens State University 886,172
10 Auburn University 7,065,405
11 Auburn University Montgomery 1,469,559
12 Jacksonville State University 2,324,320
13 University of Montevallo 726,592
14 University of North Alabama 1,989,085
15 University of South Alabama 3,523,398
16 Troy University 4,136,112
17 Tuskegee University 239,005
18 University of West Alabama 1,390,365
19 Total 65,559,353
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1 Section 2. In addition to all other appropriations
2 heretofore or hereafter made, there is hereby appropriated a
3 total of $176,983,575 from the Education Trust Fund
4 Advancement and Technology Fund to the Department of
5 Education, the Board of Trustees of the Alabama Institute for
6 Deaf and Blind, the Board of Youth Services School Districts,
7 the Board of Directors of the Alabama School of Fine Arts, and
8 the Board of Trustees of the Alabama School of Math and
9 Science for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2020. This
10 appropriation shall be expended as provided in Section 29-9-4,
11 Code of Alabama 1975.
12 Section 3. (a) The Department of Education shall al-
13 locate the funds appropriated herein to the local boards of
14 education and entities as follows:
15 Alabaster City $1,469,048
16 Albertville City 1,323,505
17 Alexander City 715,668
18 Andalusia City 418,472
19 Anniston City 459,419
20 Arab City 607,115
21 Athens City 1,028,437
22 Attalla City 373,737
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1 Auburn City 2,096,294
2 Autauga County 2,175,349
3 Baldwin County 7,425,614
4 Barbour County 173,743
5 Bessemer City 859,132
6 Bibb County 768,821
7 Birmingham City 5,414,155
8 Blount County 1,819,614
9 Boaz City 562,489
10 Brewton City 270,945
11 Bullock County 336,207
12 Butler County 685,665
13 Calhoun County 1,995,053
14 Chambers County 823,044
15 Cherokee County 918,261
16 Chickasaw City 265,653
17 Chilton County 1,824,364
18 Choctaw County 301,850
19 Clarke County 585,962
20 Clay County 442,848
21 Cleburne County 584,158
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1 Coffee County 584,074
2 Colbert County 606,947
3 Conecuh County 450,328
4 Coosa County 205,911
5 Covington County 712,614
6 Crenshaw County 523,370
7 Cullman City 759,020
8 Cullman County 2,249,979
9 Dale County 824,547
10 Daleville City 252,618
11 Dallas County 731,675
12 Decatur City 2,039,883
13 DeKalb County 2,070,031
14 Demopolis City 526,112
15 Dothan City 2,167,316
16 Elba City 145,351
17 Elmore County 2,746,930
18 Enterprise City 1,592,334
19 Escambia County 1,007,417
20 Etowah County 2,006,717
21 Eufaula City 1,271,712
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1 Fairfield City 389,034
2 Fayette County 541,697
3 Florence City 1,025,323
4 Fort Payne City 760,403
5 Franklin County 861,501
6 Gadsden City 1,227,410
7 Geneva City 300,960
8 Geneva County 635,110
9 Greene County 244,308
10 Gulf Shores City 172,994
11 Guntersville City 442,608
12 Hale County 576,943
13 Haleyville City 382,036
14 Hartselle City 801,554
15 Henry County 592,456
16 Homewood City 1,028,799
17 Hoover City 3,332,580
18 Houston County 1,518,702
19 Huntsville City 5,544,138
20 Jackson County 1,239,327
21 Jacksonville City 379,089
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1 Jasper City 645,994
2 Jefferson County 8,615,742
3 Lamar County 534,434
4 Lanett City 215,363
5 Lauderdale County 1,904,104
6 Lawrence County 1,101,059
7 Lee County 2,238,988
8 Leeds City 441,417
9 Limestone County 2,500,048
10 Linden City 110,634
11 Lowndes County 334,752
12 Macon County 457,002
13 Madison City 2,658,579
14 Madison County 4,453,000
15 Marengo County 230,455
16 Marion County 778,044
17 Marshall County 1,308,533
18 Midfield City 244,068
19 Mobile County 12,847,810
20 Monroe County 781,532
21 Montgomery County 6,950,486
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1 Morgan County 1,776,587
2 Mountain Brook City 1,036,927
3 Muscle Shoals City 669,491
4 Oneonta City 361,749
5 Opelika City 1,115,237
6 Opp City 301,273
7 Oxford City 954,072
8 Ozark City 495,772
9 Pelham City 791,862
10 Pell City 952,786
11 Perry County 302,391
12 Phenix City 1,674,299
13 Pickens County 592,937
14 Piedmont City 266,026
15 Pike County 514,459
16 Pike Road City 442,956
17 Randolph County 502,181
18 Roanoke City 351,382
19 Russell County 814,193
20 Russellville City 578,471
21 Saraland City 747,428
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1 Satsuma City 360,354
2 Scottsboro City 587,778
3 Selma City 699,194
4 Sheffield City 242,961
5 Shelby County 4,956,419
6 St. Clair County 2,186,726
7 Sumter County 314,417
8 Sylacauga City 508,422
9 Talladega City 475,016
10 Talladega County 1,738,310
11 Tallapoosa County 669,503
12 Tallassee City 415,935
13 Tarrant City 284,496
14 Thomasville City 268,539
15 Troy City 437,713
16 Trussville City 1,125,146
17 Tuscaloosa City 2,433,980
18 Tuscaloosa County 4,396,841
19 Tuscumbia City 350,288
20 Vestavia Hills City 1,717,241
21 Walker County 1,722,076
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1 Washington County 635,339
2 Wilcox County 358,201
3 Winfield City 302,607
4 Winston County 549,381
5 Acceleration Day and Evening Academy 71,022
6 LEAD Academy 13,849
7 Legacy Prep 4,991
8 University Charter School 61,823
9 Youth Services School District, (Depart-
10 ment of) 53,393
11 Deaf and Blind, (Alabama Institute for
12 the) 104,862
13 Math and Science, (Alabama School of) 65,900
14 Fine Arts, (Alabama School of) 79,849
15 Teacher Professional Development 2,000,000
16 Total 176,983,575
17 (b) Notwithstanding any other laws to the contrary,
18 the funds appropriated to the Department of Education by
19 subsection (a) of this section shall not be expended without
20 prior approval of the State Superintendent of Education.
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1 (c)(1) The above appropriation for teacher
2 professional development shall be allocated to the Alabama
3 Department of Education to be distributed to the Ed Farm
4 Classroom of Tomorrow. These funds will be used by Ed Farm to
5 provide technology tools and professional development services
6 to classroom teachers in an effort to improve instruction and
7 student learning gains. It is the intent of the legislature
8 that in addition to general programmatic costs, Ed Farm may
9 also expend funds for software, hardware, administrative costs
10 and professional learning services.
11 (2) The State Superintendent shall provide a report
12 of the initiative to the Chair of the House Ways and
13 Means-Education Committee and the Chair of the Senate
14 Committee on Finance and Taxation-Education no later than
15 October 1, 2021.
16 Section 4. Notwithstanding any other provision of
17 law, in addition to the allowable expenses from the Education
18 Trust Fund Advancement and Technology Fund provided in Section
19 29-9-4, Code of Alabama 1975, there is hereby transferred
20 $15,000,000 from the Education Trust Fund Advancement and
21 Technology Fund to the Education Trust Fund at the end of the
22 fiscal year ending September 30, 2020 to reimburse the
23 Education Trust Fund for the first-year cost of the Public
24 School and College Authority bond issue proposed by Senate
25 Bill 242 of the 2020 Regular Session or similar legislation
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1 allocating bond proceeds to both public schools and
2 institutions of higher education in the state.
3 Section 5. All funds not expended in the current
4 fiscal year shall not revert but be carried forward for the
5 purpose appropriated.
6 Section 6. This act shall become effective
7 immediately upon its passage and approval by the Governor, or
8 upon its otherwise becoming law.
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3
4 Speaker of the House of Representatives
5
6 President and Presiding Officer of the Senate
7 House of Representatives
8 I hereby certify that the within Act originated in
9 and was passed by the House 07-MAY-20, as amended.
10
11 Jeff Woodard
12 Clerk
13
14
15 Senate 09-MAY-20 Amended and Passed
Concurred in Sen-
16 House 09-MAY-20
ate Amendment
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Statutes affected:
Introduced: 29-9-4
Engrossed: 29-9-4
Enrolled: 29-9-4