Like traditional school districts, charter schools should not have to pay property taxes when leasing instructional facilities. (txcharterschools.org)
The district also plans to maximize matched dollars from the State, should the TRE pass, and explore other funding streams, such as the New Instructional Facility Allotment program (NIFA). (therivardreport.com)
Other factors include: unrecaptured tax revenue (funneled outside the equity formulas), hold - harmless laws including additional state aid for tax relief (ASATR), optional homestead exemptions, cost of education index, prior year values, student characteristics, small - and mid-size adjustments, sparsity adjustment, high school allotment, and the new instructional facilities allotment. (idra.org)