Okla. Stat. tit. 10, § 10-153
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Inclusion of cost of education in school districts'
Official statutory text
budgets.
The Board of Education of any school district wherein is located
any such Institution as is described in Section 2 hereof, shall in
making up their annual budget, include therein under "Estimate items
of receipt other than ad valorem taxes," and include as an asset, a
sum equal to the aggregate number of children as shown by the report
as set out in Section 2 hereof, multiplied by the per capita cost of
education, per pupil, as shown by the clerk's report of the
preceding year, less the total county and state apportionment to be
collected by said district on account of said children, as shown by
the Treasurer's report of the year previous.
The Board of Education of any school district wherein is located
any such Institution as is described in Section 2 hereof, shall in
making up their annual budget, include therein under "Estimate items
of receipt other than ad valorem taxes," and include as an asset, a
sum equal to the aggregate number of children as shown by the report
as set out in Section 2 hereof, multiplied by the per capita cost of
education, per pupil, as shown by the clerk's report of the
preceding year, less the total county and state apportionment to be
collected by said district on account of said children, as shown by
the Treasurer's report of the year previous.
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