Washington Administrative Code › Title 392 - Public Instruction, Superintendent of › Chapter 392-343 - State funding assistance in providing school plant facilities-Basic state support › Section 392-343-510 - State funding assistance - New construction for growth priority factors

Current through Register Vol. 24-14, July 15, 2024
The three factors that are related to new construction for
				growth are as follows:
(1) Projected
			 percent unhoused - Fifty-five possible points. The district percent unhoused
			 five years in the future is based on the projection of enrollment per WAC
			 392-343-045 for two grade
			 categories, including preschool special education, compared to the formula
			 capacity of existing space based on WAC
			 392-343-035 as computed per WAC
			 392-343-050.
If the projected district percent unhoused for the applicable
				grade category is equal to or greater than forty percent, full points are
				awarded. If the projected district percent unhoused is less than five percent
				but greater than zero percent, then a minimum of fifteen points are awarded. If
				the projected percent unhoused is between five percent and forty percent, then
				the forty remaining points (55-15) are proportionately awarded.
(2) Mid-range projection - Five
			 possible points. This factor is to recognize the degree of immediacy of a
			 district's capacity problem. The district's point score in subsection (1) of
			 this section is first multiplied by .091 to reflect the relationship between
			 the fifty-five possible points in subsection (1) of this section and the five
			 points in this subsection. This produces the maximum points a project can be
			 awarded in this factor. The actual points are determined by the relationship
			 between the district's unhoused percentage three years in the future divided by
			 the unhoused percentage five years in the future. For example, if a district
			 received 43.57 points in subsection (1) of this section due to a projected
			 thirty percent unhoused condition and its three-year projection is that it will
			 be twenty-four percent unhoused, it will receive 3.17 points (i.e., ((42.57 x
			 .091) x (24 percent/30 percent)) = 3.17).
(3) Number of years unhoused - Five possible
			 points. This factor is to recognize the duration of an unhoused problem. One
			 point is awarded for each year the district has had an unhoused condition in
			 the applicable grade category during the past five years, up to the five points
			 maximum.
The scores shall be determined at the time of project approval
				per WAC 392-341-045. These scores shall
				be carried for a period of twenty-four months, at which time new scores shall
				be determined utilizing the then most current enrollment projections and facts.
				A district may request a redetermination of scores at any
				time.
Statutory Authority: RCW 28A.525.020. 10-09-008, §
				  392-343-510, filed 4/8/10, effective 5/9/10; 06-16-032, amended and recodified
				  as § 392-343-510, filed 7/25/06, effective 8/25/06. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28A.525.020 and 1992 c 233 § 24(8).
				  92-16-058, § 180-27-510, filed 8/3/92, effective
				  9/3/92.