1 SB193
2 211859-6
3 By Senators Orr, Allen, Butler, Waggoner, Holley, Williams,
4 Albritton, Livingston, Melson, Stutts, Beasley, Roberts,
5 Sessions and Reed
6 RFD: Finance and Taxation Education
7 First Read: 04-FEB-21
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4 ENROLLED, An Act,
5 To make supplemental appropriations from the
6 Education Trust Fund Advancement and Technology Fund for the
7 fiscal year ending September 30, 2021, to the public
8 institutions of higher education in the amount of $76,336,095,
9 and to the Department of Education, the Board of Trustees of
10 the Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind, the Board of Youth
11 Services School Districts, the Board of Directors of the
12 Alabama School of Fine Arts, and the Board of Trustees of the
13 Alabama School of Math and Science in the amount of
14 $205,971,947.
15 BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF ALABAMA:
16 Section 1. In addition to all other appropriations
17 heretofore or hereafter made, there is hereby appropriated a
18 total of $76,336,095 from the Education Trust Fund Advancement
19 and Technology Fund to the public institutions of higher edu-
20 cation for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2021. This
21 appropriation shall be expended as provided in Section 29-9-4,
22 Code of Alabama 1975. This appropriation shall be distributed
23 as follows:
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1 Alabama Community College System $27,200,787
2 Alabama A&M University 1,680,382
3 Alabama State University 1,210,536
4 University of Alabama 9,260,887
5 University of Alabama Birmingham 6,329,438
6 University of Alabama Huntsville 2,989,723
7 Athens State University 1,001,097
8 Auburn University 8,188,295
9 Auburn University Montgomery 1,702,996
10 Jacksonville State University 2,888,482
11 University of Montevallo 826,797
12 University of North Alabama 2,336,879
13 University of South Alabama 4,017,087
14 Troy University 4,659,145
15 Tuskegee University $278,293
16 University of West Alabama 1,765,271
17 Total 76,336,095
18 Section 2. In addition to all other appropriations
19 heretofore or hereafter made, there is hereby appropriated a
20 total of $205,971,947 from the Education Trust Fund
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1 Advancement and Technology Fund to the Department of
2 Education, the Board of Trustees of the Alabama Institute for
3 Deaf and Blind, the Board of Youth Services School Districts,
4 the Board of Directors of the Alabama School of Fine Arts, and
5 the Board of Trustees of the Alabama School of Math and
6 Science for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2021. This
7 appropriation shall be expended as provided in Section 29-9-4,
8 Code of Alabama 1975.
9 Section 3. (a) The Department of Education shall
10 allocate the funds appropriated herein to the local boards of
11 education and entities as follows:
12 Alabaster City $1,737,610
13 Albertville City 1,588,423
14 Alexander City 827,271
15 Andalusia City 497,976
16 Anniston City 499,766
17 Arab City 725,869
18 Athens City 1,253,353
19 Attalla City 424,278
20 Auburn City 2,486,428
21 Autauga County 2,510,663
22 Baldwin County 8,402,249
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1 Barbour County 181,701
2 Bessemer City 973,633
3 Bibb County 889,656
4 Birmingham City 6,165,865
5 Blount County 2,106,411
6 Boaz City 657,638
7 Brewton City 318,554
8 Bullock County 392,127
9 Butler County 787,946
10 Calhoun County 2,294,322
11 Chambers County 943,874
12 Cherokee County 1,055,066
13 Chickasaw City 375,206
14 Chilton County 2,107,264
15 Choctaw County 329,001
16 Clarke County 645,597
17 Clay County 512,828
18 Cleburne County 686,894
19 Coffee County 702,976
20 Colbert County 718,667
21 Conecuh County 509,961
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1 Coosa County 221,669
2 Covington County 815,580
3 Crenshaw County 606,469
4 Cullman City 882,412
5 Cullman County 2,580,698
6 Dale County 960,278
7 Daleville City 307,814
8 Dallas County 811,580
9 Decatur City 2,401,290
10 DeKalb County 2,435,440
11 Demopolis City 603,028
12 Dothan City 2,428,154
13 Elba City 168,304
14 Elmore County 3,216,310
15 Enterprise City 1,890,406
16 Escambia County 1,154,174
17 Etowah County 2,344,848
18 Eufaula City 1,577,473
19 Fairfield City 457,155
20 Fayette County 614,090
21 Florence City 1,248,864
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1 Fort Payne City 910,130
2 Franklin County 996,149
3 Gadsden City 1,413,336
4 Geneva City 350,957
5 Geneva County 728,540
6 Greene County 268,420
7 Gulf Shores City 603,532
8 Guntersville City 504,829
9 Hale County 650,632
10 Haleyville City 442,192
11 Hartselle City 950,265
12 Henry County 704,361
13 Homewood City 1,174,676
14 Hoover City 3,878,158
15 Houston County 1,774,781
16 Huntsville City 6,441,389
17 Jackson County 1,408,274
18 Jacksonville City 450,527
19 Jasper City 743,685
20 Jefferson County 9,983,568
21 Lamar County 622,901
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1 Lanett City 257,470
2 Lauderdale County 2,161,091
3 Lawrence County 1,273,127
4 Lee County 2,589,620
5 Leeds City 538,867
6 Limestone County 2,986,110
7 Linden City 131,679
8 Lowndes County 374,171
9 Macon County 527,036
10 Madison City 3,210,535
11 Madison County 5,281,831
12 Marengo County 267,189
13 Marion County 897,893
14 Marshall County 1,551,504
15 Midfield City 283,271
16 Mobile County 14,829,108
17 Monroe County 897,348
18 Montgomery County 7,874,443
19 Morgan County 2,063,716
20 Mountain Brook City 1,208,225
21 Muscle Shoals City 782,548
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1 Oneonta City 416,083
2 Opelika City 1,292,943
3 Opp City 354,313
4 Oxford City 1,148,329
5 Ozark City 570,920
6 Pelham City 936,602
7 Pell City 1,135,994
8 Perry County 318,610
9 Phenix City 2,018,854
10 Pickens County 672,909
11 Piedmont City 296,906
12 Pike County 602,259
13 Pike Road City 610,496
14 Randolph County 588,624
15 Roanoke City 396,057
16 Russell County 958,936
17 Russellville City 694,641
18 Saraland City 895,991
19 Satsuma City 435,298
20 Scottsboro City 674,224
21 Selma City 774,577
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1 Sheffield City 279,621
2 Shelby County 5,876,455
3 St. Clair County 2,586,921
4 Sumter County 326,987
5 Sylacauga City 565,997
6 Talladega City 522,785
7 Talladega County 1,993,024
8 Tallapoosa County 776,619
9 Tallassee City 450,946
10 Tarrant City 352,523
11 Thomasville City 310,765
12 Troy City 487,278
13 Trussville City 1,342,770
14 Tuscaloosa City 2,900,511
15 Tuscaloosa County 5,172,891
16 Tuscumbia City 399,581
17 Vestavia Hills City 1,983,459
18 Walker County 1,994,689
19 Washington County 711,871
20 Wilcox County 393,106
21 Winfield City 342,314
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1 Winston County 619,670
2 University Charter School 110,115
3 Cyber and Engineering, Alabama School of 83,907
4 Acceleration Day and Evening Academy 88,424
5 LEAD Academy 96,633
6 Legacy Prep 34,864
7 I-3 Academy 115,252
8 Youth Services School District,
9 (Department of) 62,091
10 Deaf and Blind, (Alabama Institute for
11 the) 121,955
12 Math and Science, (Alabama School of) 74,957
13 Fine Arts, (Alabama School of) 91,459
14 Teacher Professional Development 1,884,748
15 Total 205,971,947
16 (b) Notwithstanding any other laws to the contrary,
17 the funds appropriated to the Department of Education by
18 subsection (a) of this section shall not be expended without
19 prior approval of the State Superintendent of Education.
20 (c)(1) The above appropriation for teacher
21 professional development shall be allocated to the Alabama
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1 Department of Education to be distributed to the Ed Farm
2 Classroom of Tomorrow. These funds will be used by Ed Farm to
3 provide technology tools and professional development services
4 to classroom teachers in an effort to improve instruction and
5 student learning gains. It is the intent of the legislature
6 that in addition to general programmatic costs, Ed Farm may
7 also expend funds for software, hardware, administrative costs
8 and professional learning services.
9 (2) The State Superintendent shall provide a report
10 of the initiative to the Chair of the House Ways and
11 Means-Education Committee and the Chair of the Senate
12 Committee on Finance and Taxation-Education no later than
13 October 1, 2022
14 Section 4. All funds not expended in the current
15 fiscal year shall not revert but be carried forward for the
16 purpose appropriated.
17 Section 5. This act shall become effective
18 immediately upon its passage and approval by the Governor, or
19 upon its otherwise becoming law.
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4 President and Presiding Officer of the Senate
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6 Speaker of the House of Representatives
7 Senate 18-MAR-21.
8 I hereby certify that the within Act originated in and passed
9 the Senate, as amended.
10
11 Senate 04-MAY-21
12 I hereby certify that the within Act originated in and passed
13 the Senate, as amended by Executive Amendment.
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15 Patrick Harris,
16 Secretary.
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20 House of Representatives
21 Amended and Passed: 27-APR-21
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23 House of Representatives
24 Passed: 06-MAY-21, as amended by Executive Amendment.
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27 By: Senator Orr
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Statutes affected:
Introduced: 29-9-4
Engrossed: 29-9-4
Enrolled: 29-9-4