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The Georgia Department of Education has announced that revising the Quality Basic Education (QBE) funding formula is a key legislative priority. The proposed changes aim to introduce a new weighting system that would specifically address the challenges faced by students living in poverty. This adjustment is intended to ensure that schools serving disadvantaged communities receive adequate financial support to meet their unique needs.
In addition to focusing on poverty, the department is advocating for the inclusion of additional weights in the funding formula for various essential staff members. This includes bus drivers, custodians, paraprofessionals, and school nurses, recognizing the critical roles they play in supporting the educational environment. By adjusting the QBE formula, the department hopes to create a more equitable distribution of resources, ultimately enhancing the educational experience for all students across the state. The proposed changes reflect a commitment to addressing the diverse needs of Georgia's schools and their communities.
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