STATE STATUTES & CODES

CONNECTICUT STATUTES AND CODES

Chapter 172

• Sec. 10-249. Enumeration of children of compulsory school age in school districts and by state departments having jurisdiction over such children.
• Sec. 10-250. Report showing number of children.
• Sec. 10-251. Penalty for refusing to give age of child.
• Sec. 10-252. Children in state receiving homes. Employment of teachers.
• Sec. 10-253. School privileges for children in certain placements, nonresident children and children in temporary shelters.
• Sec. 10-254. Fraud.
• Sec. 10-255. Waiver of forfeiture.
• Sec. 10-256. Misapplication of school money.
• Sec. 10-257. Income of town deposit fund.
• Secs. 10-257a to 10-257g. Definitions. Minimum salaries for teachers; grants; calculations; contract negotiations. Salary aid grants, calculations; aid eligibility factor. General education aid grants
• Sec. 10-257h. Data to be transmitted.
• Sec. 10-257i. Educational roundtable committee.
• Sec. 10-258. Trust funds.
• Sec. 10-259. Fiscal and school year defined.
• Sec. 10-260. State aid to towns.
• Sec. 10-260a. Auditing of state grants for public education. Review of procedures manual.
• Sec. 10-261. Definitions.
• Sec. 10-261a. Equalized net grand lists for purposes of educational equalization grants.
• Sec. 10-261b. Data re transfers of real property for preparation of equalized net grand lists.
• Secs. 10-262 to 10-262e. Amounts payable to towns per pupil in average daily membership; additional payment for increase in enrollment. Pro rata distribution of federal funds among towns. Educational
• Sec. 10-262f. Definitions.
• Sec. 10-262g. Base aid.
• Sec. 10-262h. Equalization aid grant calculations.
• Sec. 10-262i. *(See end of section for amended version of subsection (e) and effective date.) Grant payments. Expenditures for educational purposes only, exception. Prohibition against supplanting loc
• Sec. 10-262j. Minimum expenditure requirement.
• Sec. 10-262k. Grants for compensatory education programs.
• Sec. 10-262l. Grants for improvement in student achievement.
• Sec. 10-262m. Grants for high level of foster care placements in a school district.
• Sec. 10-262n. Grants to improve the use of technology in schools.
• Sec. 10-262o. Grant program for teacher technology training programs.
• Sec. 10-262p. Computer technology competency standards for students. Report on the status of educational technology in the public schools.
• Sec. 10-262q. Centralized web-based site for educators.
• Sec. 10-262r. Computer-assisted writing, instruction and testing. Pilot program.
• Sec. 10-263. Withholding of payments; adjustments for underpayments and overpayments of grants.
• Secs. 10-263a and 10-263b. Payment to towns not on uniform fiscal year. Amounts in average daily membership payable to the Department of Correction.
• Sec. 10-263c. Transitional school district grant program.
• Sec. 10-263d. Transitional school district phase-out grants. Reduced grants for first year of eligibility for transitional school district grants.
• Sec. 10-263e. Safe learning grant program.
• Sec. 10-264. Temporary additional payment.
• Secs. 10-264a to 10-264d. Promotion of educational quality and diversity: Definitions. Local assessment. Regional plans. Withholding of funds.
• Sec. 10-264e. Grant applications.
• Sec. 10-264f. Grants for single districts or one or more schools within a district.
• Sec. 10-264g. Grants for two or more districts.
• Sec. 10-264h. Grants for capital expenditures for interdistrict magnet school facilities.
• Sec. 10-264i. Transportation grants for interdistrict magnet school programs.
• Sec. 10-264j. No time or regional restrictions on development and implementation of interdistrict programs.
• Sec. 10-264k. Regions.
• Sec. 10-264l. Grants for the operation of interdistrict magnet school programs. Transportation. Special education.
• Sec. 10-264m. Creation of additional interdistrict magnet school programs with special emphasis on information technology curriculum.
• Sec. 10-264n. Collaborative planning for the establishment of additional interdistrict magnet schools in the Sheff region.
• Sec. 10-264o. Participation agreements and tuition payable to interdistrict magnet schools that begin operations in support of the 2008 stipulation and order for Sheff v. O'Neill.
• Sec. 10-265. Payments.
• Sec. 10-265a. Definitions.
• Sec. 10-265b. State grants for vocational education equipment.
• Sec. 10-265c. Distribution of funds. Grant application; limitations.
• Sec. 10-265d. Bond authorization.
• Sec. 10-265e. Definitions.
• Sec. 10-265f. Early reading success grant program.
• Sec. 10-265g. Summer reading programs required for priority school districts. Evaluation of student reading level. Personal reading plans.
• Sec. 10-265h. Grants for priority school districts for general improvements to school buildings.
• Sec. 10-265i. Grants for priority school districts for the purchase of library books.
• Sec. 10-265j. Model early childhood learning programs.
• Sec. 10-265k. Longitudinal study of educational progress of children participating in early reading success grant programs. Report.
• Sec. 10-265l. Requirements for additional instruction for poor performing students in priority school districts; exemption. Summer school required; exemption.
• Sec. 10-265m. Grants for summer school programs in priority school districts.
• Secs. 10-266 to 10-266i. Reimbursement for education of pupils residing on state property or reservation land held in trust by the state for an Indian tribe; exemption. State grants for special progra
• Sec. 10-266j. Intercommunity programs for disadvantaged children.
• Secs. 10-266k and 10-266l. State grants for special educational programs and other municipal purposes. Agreements between private schools and urban school districts for education of disadvantaged chil
• Sec. 10-266m. Transportation grants.
• Secs. 10-266n and 10-266o. Phase-in of transportation grants. Hold-harmless for transportation grants.
• Sec. 10-266p. Priority school district grant program.
• Sec. 10-266q. Application for grant. Utilization of funds.
• Sec. 10-266r. Evaluation of program. Financial statement of expenditures.
• Sec. 10-266s. Interdistrict leadership grant program.
• Sec. 10-266t. Grants for extended school building hours for academic enrichment and support and recreation programs.
• Sec. 10-266u. Retention of funds by the department. Grant to supplement existing programs. Reports. Audits.
• Sec. 10-266v.
• Sec. 10-266w. School breakfast grant program.
• Sec. 10-266x. Development of innovative programs for educational improvement.
• Sec. 10-266y. Competitive grant program for certain high school projects.
• Sec. 10-266z.
• Sec. 10-266aa. State-wide interdistrict public school attendance program.
• Sec. 10-266bb. Grants for interdistrict resident summer programs and distance learning and other technologies.
• Sec. 10-266cc. Lighthouse schools.
• Secs. 10-267 to 10-273. State aid for purchase of nonprint learning materials, media equipment and books. "Average annual receipts from taxation" defined. Statement by town treasurer. Transp
• Sec. 10-273a. Reimbursement for transportation to and from elementary and secondary schools.
• Secs. 10-273b to 10-276. Reimbursement for sidewalk construction. Definition of "high school" for purpose of transportation grants. Statement by town treasurer. Certificate by Tax Commission
• Sec. 10-276a. Priority school district phase-out grants. Reduced grants for first year of eligibility for priority school district grants.
• Sec. 10-276b. Diverse learning environment for state-funded interdistrict programs.
• Sec. 10-277. Reimbursement for transportation of high school pupils from towns or regional school districts not maintaining high schools. Transportation to nonpublic schools.
• Secs. 10-278 to 10-280. Reimbursements: Classification for; fixed in amount received for school year ended June 30, 1938.
• Sec. 10-280a. Transportation for pupils in nonprofit private schools outside school district.
• Sec. 10-281. Transportation for pupils in nonprofit private schools within school district.

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