SALT LAKE CITY — A bill that implements more guidelines for a controversial Salt Lake County school district equalization program received final passage in the Senate Thursday night.
Jordan School District is getting about $11.7 million from the countywide equalization program, in which the other four districts contribute to Jordan to help build schools for the district's burgeoning enrollment.
SB175, sponsored by Sen. Ben McAdams, D-Salt Lake, would require Jordan District to report to the Education Interim Committee annually and explain how they are spending their "equalization" money and describe a plan on how the district will increase its building capacity, such as by having year-round school.
— Amy K. Stewart
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A bill that does realtively nothing...
Here is the report they will give next year.
We got the money. We spent it paying for bond debt that we could not have paid for without it thanks to losing the I15 business corridor after More..
This money is not used to pay bond debt. It is used to build new schools.