West Virginia Code § 18-9A-9

Foundation allowance for other current expense and substitute employees
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and faculty senates.
The total allowance for other current expense and substitute employees is the sum of the
following:
(1) For current expense:
(A) The non-salary related expenditures for operations and maintenance, exclusive of
expenditures reported in special revenue funds, for the latest available school year, in each
county, divided by the total square footage of school buildings inu each county is used to
calculate a state average expenditure per square foot for operations and maintenance;
(B) The total square footage of school buildings in each county divided by each county's net
enrollment for school aid purposes is used to calculatea a state average square footage per
student;
(C) Each county's net enrollment for school aid purposes multiplied by the state average
expenditure per square foot for operations and maintenance as calculated in paragraph (A)
of this subdivision and multiplied by the stiate average square footage per student as
calculated in paragraph (B) of this subdivision is that county's state average costs per square
footage per student for operations and maintenance;
(D) Where two or more counties join together in support of a vocational or comprehensive
high school or any other program or service, the allowance for current expense may be
prorated among the participating counties by adjusting the net enrollment for school aid
purposes utilized in the calculation by the number of students enrolled therein for each
county; and
(E) Each county's allowance for current expense is 70.25% of the county's state average
costs per square footage per student for operations and maintenance amount as calculated
in paragraph (C) of this subdivision: Provided, That effective for the 2019-2020 fiscal year
and each year thereafter, each county's allowance for current expense is 71.25 percent of
the county's state average costs per square footage per student for operations and
maintenance amount as calculated in paragraph (C) of this subdivision; plus
(2) For professional educator substitutes or current expense, two and five-tenths percent of
the computed state allocation for professional educators and professional student support
personnel as determined in §18-9A-4 and §18-9A-8 of this code. Distribution to the counties
is made proportional to the number of professional educators and professional student
support personnel authorized for the county in compliance with §18-9A-4 and §18-9A-8 of
this code; plus
(3) For service personnel substitutes or current expense, two and five-tenths percent of the
computed state allocation for service personnel as determined in §18-9A-5 of this code.
Distribution to the counties is made proportional to the number of service personnel
authorized for the county in compliance with §18-9A-5 of this code; plus
(4) For academic materials, supplies and equipment for use in instructional programs, $400
multiplied by the number of professional instructional personnel and professional student
support personnel employed in the schools of the county. Distribution is made to each county
for allocation to the faculty senate of each school in the county on the basis eof $400 per
professional instructional personnel and professional student support personnel employed at
the school. "Faculty Senate" means a faculty senate created pursuant tro §18-5A-5 of this
code. Decisions for the expenditure of such funds are made at the school level by the faculty
senate in accordance with the provisions of said section five, article five-a and may not be
used to supplant the current expense expenditures of the county. Beginning on September 1,
1994, and every September thereafter, county boards shall ftorward to each school for the
use by faculty senates the appropriation specified in this section. Each school shall be
responsible for keeping accurate records of expenditures.

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