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The Glacier Reporter
Browning, Glacier County, Montana
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Glacier County schools in Montana receive $8,571.79 as final state transportation reimbursement for elementary and secondary schools, totaling $16,693.45 for the year, notified by Superintendent Harriet Miller to local officials.
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HELENA - Superintendent of Public Instruction, Harriet Miller, this week notified County Treasurer George Masengill and County Superintendent of Schools Mrs. Laura Jane Taft that Glacier County will receive $8,571.79 as the final transportation reimbursement payment for elementary and secondary schools from the State Public School Equalization Fund. This payment is based on claims submitted to the Department of Public Instruction. The total amount the county's schools received from this source during the completed school year is $16,693.45.
The state payments aid in the support of the schools' transportation costs. The state reimburses one-third of the basic costs of transportation in accordance with a schedule set by statute.
The balance of the money to support the transportation budget comes from a county-wide tax levy and from school district taxes, Miss Miller said.
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glacier county schools receive $8,571.79 final transportation reimbursement, totaling $16,693.45 from the state public school equalization fund for the completed school year.
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Superintendent of Public Instruction Harriet Miller notified County Treasurer George Masengill and County Superintendent of Schools Mrs. Laura Jane Taft that Glacier County will receive $8,571.79 as the final transportation reimbursement payment for elementary and secondary schools from the State Public School Equalization Fund, based on submitted claims. The state reimburses one-third of basic transportation costs per statute, with remaining support from county-wide and school district taxes.