Md. Code, Education § 5-219
This is the official text of Md. Code, Education § 5-219, part of Maryland’s Code, Education — governs public schools and universities in Maryland.
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§5–219.
Official statutory text
For the regional cost differences of providing education services, the State shall distribute in fiscal year 2022 and 2023 the following amounts to the following county boards:
County Board Fiscal Year 2022 Fiscal Year 2023
Anne Arundel $11,279,907 $11,648,498
Baltimore City $23,001,580 $23,399,130
Baltimore $6,714,151 $6,903,262 Calvert $2,441,896 $2,468,678 Carroll $2,581,183 $2,626,795 Charles $4,008,206 $4,119,541 Frederick $7,629,055 $7,829,066 Howard $6,541,811 $6,781,197 Kent $136,228 $137,449 Montgomery $41,131,349 $42,290,391
Prince George’s $47,196,798 $48,807,990
Queen Anne’s $615,392 $630,307 St. Mary’s $259,366 $267,347
County Board Fiscal Year 2022 Fiscal Year 2023
Anne Arundel $11,279,907 $11,648,498
Baltimore City $23,001,580 $23,399,130
Baltimore $6,714,151 $6,903,262 Calvert $2,441,896 $2,468,678 Carroll $2,581,183 $2,626,795 Charles $4,008,206 $4,119,541 Frederick $7,629,055 $7,829,066 Howard $6,541,811 $6,781,197 Kent $136,228 $137,449 Montgomery $41,131,349 $42,290,391
Prince George’s $47,196,798 $48,807,990
Queen Anne’s $615,392 $630,307 St. Mary’s $259,366 $267,347
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