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School Finance: Chapter 70 Program

FY08 Foundation Reserve Program

Category A
Extraordinary increases in total minimum required local contribution
 No awards
 
Category B
Extraordinary increases in minimum required local contribution to an individual district
CHARLEMONT 5,000
CHESTERFIELD 10,000
DARTMOUTH 371,000
GEORGETOWN 36,000
MENDON 9,000
MILFORD 176,000
MONTGOMERY 8,000
PLAINFIELD 4,000
STONEHAM 133,000
UPTON 11,000
UXBRIDGE 55,000
 
Category C
Increases in assessments to regional districts due to shift to statutory assessment formula
DENNIS 414,000
CHILMARK 37,000
EDGARTOWN 40,000
TISBURY 117,000
WEST TISBURY 58,000
PHILLIPSTON 163,000
EGREMONT 59,000
MONTEREY 34,000
NEW MARLBOROUGH 84,000
 
Category D
Relief for municipalities affected by stresses in the commercial agriculture and fishing industries
GLOUCESTER 200,000
PROVINCETOWN 10,000
WILLIAMSBURG 5,000
 
Category E
Shortfalls in federal impact aid
BEDFORD 195,000
BOURNE 500,000
WESTFIELD 70,000
 
Category F
Assistance for regional districts in rural areas with declining enrollment
GATEWAY 130,000
GILL MONTAGUE 21,000
HAWLEMONT 24,000
MOHAWK TRAIL 200,000
NEW SALEM WENDELL13,000
 
Category G
Assistance for districts with enrollment declines and drop-out prevention programs in partnership with public higher ed
BARNSTABLE 100,000
GARDNER 100,000
GREENFIELD41,000
LEICESTER38,000
HAMPSHIRE 17,000
 
Category H
Assistance for municipalities with low per capita incomes and high property values
AVON 49,000
BARNSTABLE 125,000
BREWSTER 92,000
EASTHAM 48,000
EDGARTOWN 46,000
ERVING 17,000
GLOUCESTER 125,000
MASHPEE 125,000
OAK BLUFFS 41,000
SHEFFIELD 32,000
WELLFLEET 27,000
 
Category I
Assistance for municipalities with significant amounts of state-owned land
HUBBARDSTON 25,000
STONEHAM 100,000
WENDELL 25,000
 
Category J
Assistance for districts with declining enrollment and low chapter 70 aid
BELCHERTOWN 34,000
BROCKTON 55,000
CLINTON 45,000
GRANBY 11,000
HOLYOKE 85,000
LEOMINSTER 51,000
LUDLOW 9,000
SOUTH HADLEY 5,000
TEWKSBURY 68,000
WESTFIELD 71,000
WEST SPRINGFIELD 16,000
ATHOL ROYALSTON 56,000
FRANKLIN COUNTY 58,000

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