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FISCAL School Year
Are Home schools operating "PRIVATELY" raking in "Millions of
Dollars" for "PUBLIC" Schools in SOUTH CAROLINA"?
Is this why the school district wants all home school association paperwork, which
they are not entitle to? $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
YOUR
KIDS ARE MONEY!
Remember
HSLDA Letter sent to Berkeley County "FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
COORDINATOR, August of 2004? Page
1 of letter & Page
2 of letter . Let us not forget the Ware Shoals letter
either! Page
1 of letter & Page 2 of
Letter . These are not the only districts or letters!
Phyllis
Thornwaite, FOR AT RISK STUDENTS COORDINATOR for Berkeley County informed us
that she maintains a file with all the 2nd and 3rd option home school children
names, which they attempt to obtain each year, by "DEMANDING"
association issued paperwork to each 2nd and third option home school, which
until now, we could not find any reason why school districts were maintaining in
the first place! By the way," For At Risk Students" is the name of
that file.
OUR
HOME SCHOOL STUDENTS ARE LEGALLY IN SCHOOL. However, they are not funded
by any public funds. (e.g., federal or state taxes!) Our home schools
are "PRIVATELY FUNDED! Therefore, the "PUBLIC SCHOOLS SHOULD
NOT BE OBTAINING ANY FUNDING FOR OUR CHILDREN!)
Is
this the
amount of money the below named school districts received for students that home
schooled through SCAIHS or One of the Many Third Option Home School
Associations: (SC ST SEC
59-65-45 & 47), under the TITLE of "For At Risk Students",
collected under the CATEGORY "LD" REV CODE "3323". Account Code
Definitions
Excuse me for asking ; NOT, Are you telling me that
the Department of education is claiming our children are psychotically impaired,
due to the parental decision to educate their child at home, completely
autonomous of any tax funded education? If so, are the school districts also
collecting and maintaining a the
names "private school law, educated children as well, in the district files
that is labeled "For At Risk Students?" Further, in what way are
the public schools spending the "For At Risk Students" received
funding, on the so called 2nd and 3rd option home school child, which the
"public school system is labeling "For At Risk
Students"? What law allows any "PUBLIC SCHOOL
DISTRICT" to label any autonomous and free from any public funds, operating
school, as anything, which results in any "PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT"
receiving any funds? Why is there NO accounting for proof to said receipt
of funds by any school district, as being legal? Misappropriation of
funds? If so, elaborate please?
This was provided by EFA
- Patty Wheeler, 803-734-8147, pwheeler@sde.state.sc.us
, to Ann of NBHSA SC, on Thursday, August 25, 2005, when Ann Ashley asked if the
school districts receive funding for "At Risk Students". Pat
informed Ann, "It is listed on the website." Ann informed Pat,
"I can not find it anywhere! What is the code number for "At
Risk Student's" Pat responded with, "3323".
Ann noticed that code "3323" was under CATEGORY "LD". Ann asked Pat, What does "LD" stand for.
Pat Replied, "Learning Disabled".
This report is located at: http://www.myscschools.com/offices/finance/EFAJUNE05.txt
SOUTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION--OFFICE OF FINANCE
REPORT OF EFA PAYMENTS
CATEGORY "LD" (Learning
Disabled) REVENUE CODE = "3323", which
"For At
Risk Students - The file the public school districts have admitted to placing
these home schools association issued information in", is placed under this code!"
ABBEVILLE NO 60
LD
"e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $626,371.21
AIKEN NO 01
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $2,909,015.87
ALLENDALE NO 01
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $237,147.59
ANDERSON NO 01
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
$1,466,304.36
ANDERSON NO 02
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $816,000.75
ANDERSON NO 03
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $731,890.13
ANDERSON NO 04
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $354,017.38
ANDERSON NO 05
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $2,511,087.09
BAMBERG NO 01
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $270,170.16
BAMBERG NO 02
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $48,194.71
BARNWELL NO 19
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $131,222.66
BARNWELL NO 29
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $262,769.65
BARNWELL NO 45
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $486,819.91
BEAUFORT NO 01
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $625,844.08
BERKELEY NO 01
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $4,811,039.57
CALHOUN NO 01
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $79,869.78
CHARLESTON NO 01
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $2,795,537.50
CHEROKEE NO 01
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $984,643.06
CHESTER NO 01
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $943,866.88
CHESTERFIELD NO 01
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $1,948,633.34
CLARENDON NO 01
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $101,282.32
CLARENDON NO 02
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $694,193.23
CLARENDON NO 03
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $243,678.26
COLLETON
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $937,902.54
DARLINGTON NO 01
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $2,756,303.46
DILLON NO 01
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $137,645.88
DILLON NO 02
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $215,730.45
DILLON NO 03
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $152,361.86
DORCHESTER NO 02
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $2,586,163.01
DORCHESTER NO 04
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $389,904.57
EDGEFIELD NO 01
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $1,136,554.76
FAIRFIELD NO 01
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $301,301.23
FLORENCE NO 01
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $2,315,909.86
FLORENCE NO 02
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $236,309.68
FLORENCE NO 03
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $671,944.99
FLORENCE NO 04
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $138,254.98
FLORENCE NO 05
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $330,312.56
GEORGETOWN NO 01
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $1,209,649.93
GREENVILLE NO 01
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $11,116,826.03
GREENWOOD NO 50
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $1,938,056.57
GREENWOOD NO 51
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $338,007.95
GREENWOOD NO 52
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $164,067.82
HAMPTON NO 01
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $339,024.77
HAMPTON NO 02
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $301,882.10
HORRY NO 01
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $4,856,190.58
JASPER NO 01
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $358,685.79
KERSHAW NO 01
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $1,416,504.75
LANCASTER NO 01
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $1,505,928.93
LAURENS NO 55
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $1,256,975.15
LAURENS NO 56
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $667,724.45
LEE NO 01
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $273,862.06
LEXINGTON NO 01
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $2,653,448.90
LEXINGTON NO 02
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $1,249,134.80
LEXINGTON NO 03
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $393,771.65
LEXINGTON NO 04
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $804,326.63
LEXINGTON NO 05
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $1,757,369.04
MCCORMICK NO 01
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $93,242.85
MARION NO 01
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $536,069.84
MARION NO 02
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $487,388.87
MARION NO 07
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $146,006.09
MARLBORO NO 01
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $703,961.01
NEWBERRY NO 01
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $1,247,304.53
OCONEE NO 01
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $2,112,573.01
ORANGEBURG NO 03
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $402,932.91
ORANGEBURG NO 04
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $433,492.86
ORANGEBURG NO 05
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $546,600.72
PICKENS NO 01
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $2,906,177.85
RICHLAND NO 01
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $2,309,933.09
RICHLAND NO 02
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $1,994,928.85
SALUDA NO 01
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $301,282.57
SPARTANBURG NO 01
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $1,046,457.42
SPARTANBURG NO 02
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $1,307,866.05
SPARTANBURG NO 03
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $550,859.27
SPARTANBURG NO 04
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $230,503.06
SPARTANBURG NO 05
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $1,092,137.99
SPARTANBURG NO 06
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $1,057,154.57
SPARTANBURG NO 07
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $1,148,230.03
SUMTER NO 02
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $1,622,443.11
SUMTER NO 17
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $1,410,495.41
UNION NO 01
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $1,249,034.85
WILLIAMSBURG NO 01
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $1,235,750.70
YORK NO 01
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $944,356.86
YORK NO 02
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $396,032.18
YORK NO 03
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $2,814,816.19
YORK NO 04
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 $664,819.16
STATE TOTALS - FISCAL YEAR: 0405 = $98,860,489.12
Is this also the reason why School Districts are attempting to keep
home schools from operating through the School District under SC ST SEC
59-65-40? It looks like "For At Risk Students bring in far more
money under the
LD "e.g., FOR AT RISK STUDENTS"
3323 funding code than the $463.00 per student information we have
posted on the following page! http://home.sc.rr.com/nbhsa/school_district_funds_received.htm
School Districts do receive funding for all Home Schools, which Home School through their respective school districts under SC ST SEC 59-65-40.
The funding the School Districts receive for Home Schools ( EIA
PAYMENTS
under Sub Funds 100 - Code 3132 Home Instruction), (3132
Home Schooling. Revenue provided to fund the cost of
supervising, monitoring, or reviewing the education programs of students whose
parents have elected to provide instruction in their homes rather than send
them to public schools.}, is separate from the funding the School Districts receive for students that are
Home Bound (EFA
PAYMENTS
under CATEGORY HB - REV CODE 3317): (3317-
Homebound.
Revenue to provide homebound or hospital instruction for children who cannot
attend school because of illness, even with the help of transportation. A
physician must certify that the student is unable to attend school but may
profit from the instruction given in the home or hospital.), through their respective school districts.
Does the School Districts also receive additional funding for "At Risk
Students" (EFA
PAYMENTS
under CATEGORY LD - REV CODE 3323 (This
is the code used for those that do not fall under any other special needs
code.), which considers and includes all home schools that operate under SC ST SEC 59-65-45 and SC ST SEC
59-65-47, according to the "FOR AT RISK STUDENTS" file, which more
than one school district has admitted to collecting and placing 2nd and third
option home school names, which they can obtain"?
The School Districts further receive additional funding for any home schooled child, which they can label with a special needs, regardless of what law they home school under, and that the public schools can get said home school to allow them to accept said special needs service, regardless of
whether or not said service is ever actually provided! (This is another can of worms yet to be addressed and opened!)
This funding is as follows:
(EFA
PAYMENTS
under CATEGORY EMH Educatable Mentally Handicapped -
REV CODE 3322: (Educable
Mentally Handicapped. Revenue to provide education for pupils whose
intellectual limitations require specialized instruction to enable them to
adjust socially and economically.);
and
(EFA
PAYMENTS
under CATEGORY TMH Trainable Mentally Handicapped -
REV CODE 3315 (Trainable
Mentally Handicapped.
Revenue to provide special training programs to enable pupils of legal school
age who have been identified as having a mental capacity below that of those
considered educable to become self sufficient.); and
(EFA
PAYMENTS
under CATEGORY EH Emotionally Handicapped -
REV CODE 3321: (Emotionally
Handicapped.
Revenue to provide special education for students of legal school age who
demonstrate adequate intellectual potential but whose learning is hampered by
emotional, motivational, or social disturbances.); and
(EFA
PAYMENTS
under CATEGORY OH Orthopedic ally Handicapped -
REV CODE 3326: Orthopedically
Handicapped.
Revenue to provide special education programs for students who have physical
impairments which interfere with normal functions of the bones, joints, or
muscles to such an extent that special facilities and instruction are
required.); and
(EFA
PAYMENTS
under CATEGORY VH Visually Handicapped -
REV CODE 3325: (Visually
Handicapped.
Revenue to provide special education programs for students who have no vision
or whose visual limitations result in educational handicaps.); and
(EFA
PAYMENTS
under CATEGORY AUT Autistic Handicapped -
REV CODE 3331: (Autism.
Revenue to provide special education programs for students determined to have
autism, a severe and chronic disorder that affects communication and
behavior.); and
(EFA
PAYMENTS
under CATEGORY HH Hearing Handicapped -
REV CODE 3324: (Hearing
Handicapped.
Revenue to provide special education programs for students four years old or
older who are professionally certified as having hearing deficiencies.); and
(EFA
PAYMENTS
under CATEGORY SP H Speech Handicapped -
REV CODE 3316: (Speech
Handicapped (Category II, Part-Time Program).
Revenue to provide special education for students with speech and language
handicaps which interfere with or limit the student's ability to formulate,
express, receive or interpret oral language.); and
(EFA
PAYMENTS under CATEGORY
HB Home Bound- REV
CODE
3317: (Homebound.
Revenue to provide homebound or hospital instruction for children who cannot
attend school because of illness, even with the help of transportation. A
physician must certify that the student is unable to attend school but may
profit from the instruction given in the home or hospital.); and
(EFA
PAYMENTS under CATEGORY LD -
REV CODE 3323 , (This is the code used for
those that do not fall under any other special needs code.) Learning Disabilities.
(Revenue
to provide special education programs for students who exhibit
a disorder in one or more of
the basic psychological processes involved in understanding or using
spoken and/or written communication.)
School Districts are not supposed to receive funding for any Home School, which operate under SCAIHS - SC ST SEC 59-65-45 or one of the many third option Home Schools SC ST SEC 59-65-47 .
Home Schools, which operate under SCAIHS or one of the many third option Home School Associations, do not receive any funds from any state or federal taxes.
In Fact, we do not receive any funding or benefits what so ever from any
"AT Risk Student" funds, which we believe the districts are receiving
under code 3323, which is also the same name of the file certain districts
admit they are putting our autonomous school children names in!" . Note
the word "Autonomous": This is why second and third option home schools are free to home school their children without interference from public funded government officials.
SCAIHS and third option Home Schools will remain free from interference by public funded government officials, so long as they never accept any form of public tax credits or dollars! Second and third option Home Schools are and will remain "private" Home Schools, so long as they never accept any form of public tax credits or dollars!
Last I checked, we do not receive anything from the collected EFA or EIA
payments under the LD - 3323 code, aka, "For At Risk Students"
funding!
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