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Impact Aid

Payments Overview

Fiscal Year 2018 Section 7002 – Federal Property

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Table of Contents Overview .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 2

Arkansas .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 5

California.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 5

Colorado ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6

Florida ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6

Georgia ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6

Illinois ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 7

Indiana ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 7

Iowa ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8

Kansas ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8

Kentucky .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 9

Michigan ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 9

Missouri .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 10

Nebraska ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 11

New Jersey ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 11

New York ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 12

North Carolina ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 12

North Dakota ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 13

Ohio ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 13

Oklahoma .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 14

Pennsylvania ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 15

South Carolina ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 15

South Dakota ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 16

Tennessee ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 16

Texas ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 17

Vermont ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 17

Virginia ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 18

Wisconsin ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 18

Glossary ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 19

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Overview

About This Publication

In this publication, the National Association of Federally Impacted Schools (NAFIS) catalogs how Section 7002 funds for Fiscal Year (FY) 2018 were distributed to federally impacted school districts across the United States and its territories, based on

information from the U.S. Department of Education Impact Aid payment database. At the time of writing in September 2019, FY 2018 is the most recent year that final payments have been made to federally impacted school districts.

The report features a list of school districts, by state, that received payments for Section 7002 – Federal Property, as well as their actual and maximum payment amounts. In addition, it lists the number of federally owned and total acres in each school

district, as well as the percentage of Federal land. It also notes the congressional district for each school district.

Impact Aid

U.S. public school districts are financed through a combination of state and local revenue. Local funding comes from a combination of business and residential property taxes and fees and local sales tax.

Because Federal land is exempt from taxation (as are many of the businesses and facilities located on that land), the land places

a financial burden on local school districts and taxpayers. School districts with Federal property—such as military installations, Indian Trust or Treaty lands, Federal low-rent housing and

national laboratories, national parks and other Federal buildings and lands—lose local revenue because of these non-taxable Federal activities. Impact Aid is a Federal education program that partially reimburses federally impacted school districts—those

located on or near Federal property—for this loss of locally-derived revenue. It ensures these districts are not at a financial disadvantage and that the students they serve have access to the opportunities they need to meet their full potential.

Impact Aid funding is direct, locally controlled and flexible. It goes directly to school districts, bypassing state involvement, and is used to support all students in the district, just like local tax revenue. It can be used for any general fund purpose, such as

instructional materials, teacher salaries, transportation, technology, social-emotional supports, extracurricular activities and facilities. All decisions on how Impact Aid funds are spent are made locally, allowing great flexibility to ensure funds are targeted wherever needs are greatest.

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For FY 2018, Congress appropriated approximately $1.4 billion for Impact Aid, across five line items:

Section Appropriations

7002 – Federal Property $73.31 million

7003 – Basic Support $1.27 billion

7003(d) – Children with Disabilities $48.21 million

7007 – Construction $17.41 million

7008 – Facilities $4.84 million

Note: Appropriations increased in FY 2019.

Section 7002 – Federal Property

Federal Property payments reimburse school districts that have lost significant local revenue due to the Federal ownership of land within school district boundaries. Examples of eligible Federal property include national parks and grasslands, Army Corps of

Engineers projects, military testing grounds, national laboratories, environmental waste sites and military academies.

A school district must meet two criteria to be eligible for Section 7002: • The property was acquired by the Federal Government after 1938, AND • The assessed value of the property when it was acquired by the Federal Government was at least 10 percent of the school

district’s total assessed value

This property cannot have been acquired in exchange for other Federal property. In addition, the district must not be substantially compensated by increases in revenues from Federal activities from the property, such as timber or mining fees.

School districts must submit an application to the U.S. Department of Education to be considered for a Section 7002 payment each year. The Federal Government uses a three-step formula to determine the amount of Section 7002 funding that a

school district should receive – its maximum payment. This formula was established in 2013 and is considered less subjective and easier to administer than the previous one.

Step 1:

Step 2:

Step 3:

Total assessed value of taxable property

/ (Number of acres - Federal acres)

Average dollar-per-acre of taxable property

x Number of eligible Federal acres

Value of Federal property

x Local tax rate

= Average dollar-per-acre of taxable property

= Value of Federal property = Maximum payment

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Today, each school district receives a foundation payment based on a percentage of funds that it received under the previous formula. Remaining funds are distributed based on the value of taxable property within school district boundaries and the local

tax rate.

Because Section 7002 is underfunded, the funding available after foundation payments are made is equally prorated based on each school district’s maximum payment as a percentage of the total program cost.

FY 2018 Section 7002 – Federal Property National Snapshot

For FY 2018, Congress appropriated $73.31 million for Federal Property payments. Nationwide, 198 school districts applied and

were eligible for this funding, with 62 of these school districts containing 25% or more nontaxable Federal land. Their calculated maximum payments totaled over $850 million.

Note: This information comes from the U.S. Department of Education and is based on FY 2018 data. Student numbers are reported in Average Daily Attendance (ADA).

About NAFIS

The National Association of Federally Impacted Schools (NAFIS) represents the 1,200-plus federally impacted public school districts that together educate more than 10 million students across the nation. Federally impacted school districts are those located on or near nontaxable Federal property—including military installations; Indian Trust, Treaty and Alaska Native Claims

Settlement Act lands; Federal low-rent housing facilities; and national parks, national laboratories and other Federal buildings and property. These school districts, which are demographically and geographically diverse, receive Impact Aid, a Federal

education program that reimburses school districts for the lost local revenue and additional costs associated with the presence of Federal property. To learn more, visit www.nafisdc.org.

http://www.nafisdc.org/

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Arkansas

Impact Aid Fiscal Year 2018 Section 7002 – Federal Property Final Payments

California


School District CD Federal Acres Total Acres Percent Federal FY18 Payment Maximum Payment

West Side School District #4 1 26212.12 122139.21 21% $463,619.18 $1,047,712.00

TOTAL 26212.12 122139.21 $463,619.18 $1,047,712.00


Alpine County Unified School District 4 22255.29 475641.00 5% $9,081.32 $63,952.00

Bolinas-Stinson Union School District 2 12072.00 26636.72 45% $294,510.67 $2,131,137.00

Fallbrook Union Elementary School District 50 111512.00 164336.00 68% $2,513,303.68 $65,867,889.00

Fallbrook Union High School District 50 111512.00 176723.00 63% $1,509,691.43 $37,959,635.00

French Gulch-Whiskeytown Elem. School Dist. 1 20905.62 124600.00 17% $47,846.00 $23,341.00

Hueneme Elementary School District 26 1550.00 4955.39 31% $175,629.55 $2,290,299.00

Island Union Elementary School District 21 8000.00 26228.77 31% $1,872.25 $97,244.00

Lompoc Unified School District 24 57952.38 192658.80 30% $602,769.84 $8,551,823.00

Los Alamitos Unif. School Dist. 3 5792.00 12320.00 47% $3,774,793.74 $39,443,552.00

Oceanside Unified School District 49 25342.00 42243.00 60% $2,390,574.55 $86,487,720.00

San Diego Unified School District 51-53 15060.00 139548.00 11% $5,585,256.90 $87,845,526.00

Shoreline Unified School District 2 49332.00 123135.56 40% $1,705,860.62 $2,929,084.00

Sierra Sands Unified School District 23 49281.00 620460.00 8% $1,108,695.00 $815,728.00

Wheatland School District 3 17692.80 67200.00 26% $9,901.41 $341,860.00

TOTAL 508259.09 2196686.24 $19,729,786.96 $334,848,790.00

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Colorado


Florida


Georgia



Academy School District #20 7 17710.45 81541.46 22% $1,726,779.84

Adams Co. School Dist. #14 1,5 16465.75 30394.00 54% $3,034,766.53 $18,730,494.00

TOTAL 34176.20 111935.46 $4,761,546.37 $43,961,297.00


Walton Co. School Board 1 76289.00 669440.00 11% $269,840.20 $7,365,322.00

TOTAL 76289.00 669440.00 $269,840.20 $7,365,322.00


Bryan County Board of Education 1 109050.00 282752.00 39% $681,971.99 $30,601,486.00

Clay County Board of Education 5 16604.00 138873.60 12% $142,923.26 $200,716.00

Liberty County Board of Education 1 123822.86 267155.20 46% $635,924.19 $17,686,224.00

Lincoln Co. Board of Education 10 52750.00 164672.00 32% $263,725.34 $2,105,614.00

Long County School System 1 24615.00 258233.00 10% $37,087.88 $480,840.00

TOTAL 326841.86 1111685.80 $1,761,632.66 $51,074,880.00

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Illinois


Indiana



Cass School Dist. #63 11 1026.00 2530.00 41% $423,197.32 $5,928,176.00

Community Consol. School Dist. #180 11 2408.00 5043.84 48% $755,547.70 $7,029,141.00

Elwood CCSD #203 1 6747.37 18679.68 36% $703,920.75 $1,388,148.00

Ewing-Northern Comm. C. School Dist. #115 12 15398.00 56819.42 27% $59,835.49 $232,099.00

Giant City Community Consolidate 12, 15 5046.00 15339.00 33% $15,661.29 $151,334.00

Lemont High School District 210 3 3608.00 19840.00 18% $908,370.28 $4,219,689.00

Spring Garden CCSD178 12 3200.00 33360.00 10% $11,879.00 $70,922.00

Wilmington Comm. Unit School Dist. #209-U 16 14876.45 63503.36 23% $2,074,518.26 $2,280,888.00

TOTAL 52309.82 215115.30 $4,952,930.09 $21,300,397.00


Bartholomew Cons. School Corp. 6 24270.00 192563.49 13% $220,734.24 $987,081.00

Loogootee Community School Corporation 8 39150.00 85562.00 46% $258,139.99 $606,163.00

Madison Cons. Schools 6 15770.00 161805.00 10% $71,504.81 $192,421.00

Perry Central Comm. School Corp. 8 43251.00 219996.00 20% $160,940.53 $286,632.00

South Ripley Comm. School Corp. 6 28042.04 134207.00 21% $69,594.03 $196,552.00

TOTAL 150483.04 794133.49 $780,913.60 $2,268,849.00

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Iowa


Kansas



Clear Creek-Amana Schools 1 9595.62 9596.00 100% $66,146.00 $0.00

Moravia Community School District 2 21344.00 83993.00 25% $60,397.44 $292,263.00

Solon Comm. School Dist. 2 6107.00 56631.39 11% $80,985.10 $485,148.00

TOTAL 37046.62 150220.39 $207,528.54 $777,411.00


Blue Valley Unified School District #384 1 21156.81 201027.70 11% $82,153.16 $103,072.00

Burlington Unif. School Dist. #244 2 14918.43 110503.59 14% $28,655.67 $116,242.00

Clay Center Unified School Dist. #379 1 16536.00 374960.00 4% $29,342.55 $843,213.00

Ell-Saline Unif. School Dist. #307 1 23302.00 185908.00 13% $29,801.33 $129,588.00

Eureka Unif. School Dist. #389 4 10546.00 31801.90 33% $12,654.36 $79,886.00

Independence Unif. School Dist. #446 2 20227.00 137866.00 15% $26,320.00 $0.00

Jefferson West USD 340 2 8370.00 49918.08 17% $39,849.72 $236,504.00

Norton Unif. School Dist. #211 1 7185.00 364585.57 2% $6,367.02 $27,202.00

Oskaloosa Unif. School Dist. #341 2 12344.00 51255.00 24% $58,253.04 $300,320.00

Riley Unified Sch. Dist. 378 1 35330.00 92250.80 38% $52,627.37 $1,668,915.00

Thunder Ridge Unif. School Dist. #110 1 13811.00 92305.00 15% $53,207.00 $49,128.00

Waconda Unif. School Dist. #272 2 23415.00 157427.00 15% $62,453.09 $278,162.00

West Franklin Unif. School Dist. #287 2 4148.00 19789.01 21% $12,193.28 $47,977.00

TOTAL 211289.24 1869597.65 $493,877.59 $3,880,209.00

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Kentucky


Michigan



Edmonson Co. Board of Education 2 45477.00 140947.00 32% $87,218.40 $948,045.00

Lyon County Schools 1 23076.51 164480.00 14% $63,025.85 $388,436.00

Russell Co. Board of Education 1 32616.98 180478.00 18% $253,911.39 $598,442.00

Taylor Co. School Dist. 1 13436.00 173422.84 8% $58,401.05 $262,287.00

Trigg County School District 1 76034.93 307923.20 25% $1,168,911.80 $1,185,701.00

TOTAL 190641.42 967251.04 $1,631,468.49 $3,382,911.00


Baldwin Comm. Schools 2 14884.64 234096.02 6% $119,812.00 $591,441.00

Big Bay De Noc School Dist. 1 2042.00 81063.00 3% $18,439.42 $19,582.00

Ewen-Trout Creek School 1 63654.00 436312.23 15% $128,623.90 $186,154.00

Glen Lake Community School 1 24303.89 94306.64 26% $3,284,748.86 $4,303,828.00

Leland Public School 1 16446.08 44605.04 37% $686,304.12 $3,406,735.00

Wakefield-Marenisco School District 1 29750.00 368200.00 8% $43,726.00 $164,875.00

Watersmeet Township School District 1 60522.00 177774.00 34% $321,130.13 $1,495,536.00

TOTAL 211602.61 1436356.93 $4,602,784.43 $10,168,151.00

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Missouri



Bunker R-III School Dist. 090-077 8 11255.00 147429.00 8% $11,245.31 $139,875.00

Center 58 School Dist. 048-080 5 309.44 7441.63 4% $274,211.20 $790,441.00

Chadwick School Dist. R-1 7 26060.00 88432.00 29% $46,392.38 $145,617.00

East Carter Co. R-II School Dist. 018-047 8 20163.48 185642.25 11% $21,541.12 $86,585.00

Eminence R-I 8 19170.00 226422.00 8% $32,121.00 $47,889.00

Fair Play R-II School Dist. 084-002 7 3367.00 48923.00 7% $4,816.59 $45,948.00

Greenville R-II School Dist. 111-086 8 55229.84 286890.18 19% $56,263.03 $196,140.00

Hermitage R-IV School Dist. 043-004 4 12251.85 39587.00 31% $16,034.54 $390,066.00

Lakeland R-III School District 4 31031.07 120890.99 26% $44,504.94 $240,836.00

Lesterville R-IV School Dist. 090-078 8 1746.00 74114.00 2% $1,171.11 $20,945.00

Osceola School District 4 15342.00 80997.00 19% $42,330.97 $153,107.00

Smithville R-II School Dist. 024-087 6 8779.00 52013.29 17% $92,886.65 $1,290,275.00

Southern Reynolds R-II Schools 8 11490.00 210908.00 5% $12,847.68 $39,904.00

Stockton R-1 School District 4 25876.00 197533.99 13% $16,737.69 $285,779.00

Van Buren R-I School Dist. 018-050 8 29095.72 213074.01 14% $74,725.15 $140,980.00

Warsaw R-IX School District 008-107 4 47913.22 211623.70 23% $153,327.09 $911,077.00

Wheatland R-II School Dist. 4 13183.40 80135.24 16% $15,459.57 $160,520.00

Winona R-III School Dist. 101-105 4 61519.00 115770.00 53% $55,160.30 $358,893.00

TOTAL 393782.02 2387827.28 $971,776.32 $5,444,877.00

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Nebraska


New Jersey



Alma Public School 3 21812.00 102451.00 21% $151,589.25 $910,239.00

Harvard Public School 3 8138.00 60629.00 13% $101,837.00 $0.00

Malcolm Public Schools 1 3052.43 47282.88 6% $42,718.85 $208,358.00

Niobrara School District #1-R 3 4046.00 117993.89 3% $4,094.08 $70,465.00

South Central Nebraska Unified School District 5 3 22053.68 305024.00 7% $257,887.00 $794.00

Southern Valley School Dist. #540 3 4105.00 353146.34 1% $30,160.68 $78,443.00

TOTAL 63207.11 986527.11 $588,286.86 $1,268,299.00


Blairstown Township BOE 5 7501.20 43580.00 17% $37,802.00 $1,409,698.00

Colts Neck Twp. Board of Education 4 4970.00 20288.00 24% $684,864.42 $6,698,270.00

Kittatinny Regional High School District 5 18837.00 88839.00 21% $430,075.24 $7,523,402.00

Lakehurst Borough Board of Education 4 6.60 22.84 29% $61,662.00 $0.00

Montague Board of Education 5 2616.00 29749.00 9% $170,846.84 $568,615.00

New Hanover Twp. Board of Education 3 8435.00 16971.00 50% $679,303.94 $1,584,032.00

Plumsted Twp. Board of Education 4 11904.50 26048.00 46% $1,042,734.48 $10,448,632.00

Rockaway Township Board of Education 11 2930.27 29383.40 10% $378,922.39 $4,835,865.00

Sandyston-Walpack Consolidated School Dist. 5 18681.62 42964.00 43% $367,414.05 $1,567,056.00

TOTAL 75882.19 297845.24 $3,853,625.36 $34,635,570.00

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New York


North Carolina


School District CD Federal Acres Total Acres Percent Federal FY18 Payment Maximum Payment Highland Falls-Ft. Montgomery Central School District

18 13857.00 20190.00 69% $3,668,971.86 $22,465,669.00

Hyde Park Central School Distict 19 1086.21 24719.00 4% $364,338.81 $1,677,854.00

TOTAL 14943.21 44909.00 $4,033,310.67 $24,143,523.00


Graham County Schools 11 60237.97 186915.00 32% $416,033.04 $2,844,879.00

Onslow County Board of Education 3 126082.59 520288.00 24% $2,340,346.25 $25,078,945.00

Swain County Board of Education 11 262558.00 370130.00 71% $612,295.06 $5,907,716.00

TOTAL 448878.56 1077333.00 $3,368,674.35 $33,831,540.00

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North Dakota


Ohio



Beulah Public School Dist. #27 AL 2201.00 307381.63 1% $1,152.29 $9,047.00

Garrison School District #51 AL 40935.00 238867.28 17% $62,982.05 $261,677.00

Hazen Public School Dist. #3 AL 6138.79 142249.75 4% $7,701.64 $24,036.00

Turtle Lake-Mercer School Dist. #72 AL 3517.00 286211.12 1% $4,062.44 $8,088.00

Underwood School Dist. #8 AL 26512.47 131572.18 20% $27,083.32 $206,145.00

TOTAL 79304.26 1106281.96 $102,981.74 $508,993.00


Mad River Local School District 10 659.00 6095.00 11% $164,254.51 $1,214,623.00

Maplewood Local School Dist. 14 8281.85 37620.00 22% $97,271.94 $2,747,363.00

Perkins Local School District 9 8694.26 25960.46 33% $598,541.07 $7,033,166.00

Southeast Local School Dist. 16 22696.43 81549.11 28% $473,079.56 $3,841,215.00

Windham Exempted Village Schools 13 5749.84 9434.88 61% $85,516.01 $2,609,946.00

TOTAL 46081.38 160659.45 $1,418,663.09 $17,446,313.00

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Oklahoma



Arapaho-Butler Public School 3 12471.00 70274.80 18% $13,207.00 $27,587.00

Bowring Public School 2 20689.12 157885.38 13% $11,107.11 $21,187.00

Braggs School District 51-I046-000 2 36325.00 48706.00 75% $28,160.65 $231,424.00

Canadian 61-I002-000 2 15878.00 65083.52 24% $127,549.06 $327,308.00

Chelsea School District 66-I003-000 2 7483.00 102808.00 7% $5,295.59 $45,958.00

Cleveland School Dist. 59-I006-000 3 14039.14 88877.18 16% $56,249.85 $1,835,247.00

Colbert 07-I004-000 2 8279.00 425176.00 2% $33,044.00 $1,392.00

Crowder 61-I028-000 2 16060.00 105957.12 15% $27,437.41 $57,688.00

Eufaula School Dist. 49-I001-000 2 25211.00 174141.36 14% $181,478.27 $265,961.00

Felt School Dist. 13-I010-000 3 13733.50 220756.69 6% $4,042.44 $8,746.00

Gore School District 68-I006-000 2 3956.33 40610.73 10% $5,657.01 $65,692.00

Hulbert Public School 11-I016-000 2 9945.10 125267.00 8% $7,457.00 $0.00

Keota School District 31-I043-000 2 19564.00 86493.25 23% $18,261.68 $40,078.00

Keys School 2 18868.00 113852.00 17% $24,536.67 $219,888.00

Kildare School 3 6428.00 63693.00 10% $7,724.71 $28,915.00

Kingston 45-I003-000 2 38585.31 108320.00 36% $495,187.84 $8,836,303.00

Little Axe School District 14-I070 4 3319.00 28417.00 12% $5,256.03 $92,363.00

Locust Grove 46-I017-000 2 14720.00 79682.46 18% $14,490.36 $222,187.00

Mannford Public Schools 19-I003-000 3 13528.14 49584.00 27% $75,635.09 $2,500,588.00

Marietta 43-I016-000 4 7269.97 76521.00 10% $4,241.52 $78,953.00

Ravia School District 35-C010-000 2 4897.00 28068.85 17% $7,476.33 $25,580.00

Shidler 57-I011-000 3 5827.00 224435.86 3% $23,902.00 $68,084.00

Silo School District 07-I001-000 3 17429.00 77440.00 23% $181,791.09 $523,819.00

Skiatook 72-I007-000 1 6449.16 38492.83 17% $45,745.65 $127,708.00

Snyder 38-I004-000 3 7193.00 221079.00 3% $7,226.20 $14,917.00

Stidham School District 49-C016-000 2 10752.00 42919.38 25% $8,414.95 $21,793.00

Stringtown School District 03-I007-000 2 14045.00 113084.00 12% $12,257.04 $15,957.00

Thackerville Public Schools 4 4527.79 38441.00 12% $9,346.20 $157,368.00

Tishomingo 35-I020-000 2 23749.00 141905.06 17% $92,161.98 $114,672.00

Tuskahoma Public School 2 16539.83 16600.00 100% $16,169.00 $0.00

Vian School District 68-I002-000 2 11811.00 85374.00 14% $11,513.89 $121,094.00

Wister School District 40-I049-000 2 6469.00 31873.00 20% $6,360.05 $81,257.00

TOTAL 436041.39 3291819.47 $1,568,383.67 $16,179,714.00

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Pennsylvania


South Carolina



Chambersburg Area School District 13 15832.00 161203.20 10% $456,762.08 $7,769,724.00

Delaware Valley School Dist. 8 7633.00 125797.33 6% $728,524.42 $3,093,723.00

East Stroudsburg Area School District 7 11385.92 137864.28 8% $507,333.00 $17,039,501.00

Hatboro Horsham School Dist. 4 1063.95 11995.00 9% $691,507.83 $7,039,518.00

Warren County School District 15 8507.00 578314.00 1% $127,040.05 $365,572.00

TOTAL 44421.87 1015173.81 $2,511,167.38 $35,308,038.00


Anderson Co. School Dist. #4 3 14247.00 67608.00 21% $235,158.76 $3,714,212.00

TOTAL 14,247.00 67,608.00 $235,158.76 $3,714,212.00

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South Dakota


Tennessee



Andes Central School District 11-1 AL 10312.14 130743.09 8% $201,103.00 $111,912.00

Bison School Dist. #52-1 AL 21288.99 854816.16 2% $17,595.00 $21,013.00

Bon Homme School District #4-2 AL 11749.51 202312.29 6% $301,062.00 $102,245.00

Burke School Dist. #26-2 AL 7501.00 224296.62 3% $3,158.24 $31,394.00

Chamberlain Independent School District #1 AL 20407.91 594270.68 3% $121,610.00 $97,311.00

Custer School District 16-1 AL 17973.17 772901.85 2% $673,977.00 $141,280.00

Hill City School Distirct AL 11600.65 370928.95 3% $441,031.00 $115,973.00

Hot Springs School District 23-2 AL 13799.63 378302.48 4% $92,071.00 $95,356.00

Kadoka Area School District 35-2 AL 42448.00 1324417.45 3% $19,004.00 $38,476.00

Lemmon School Dist. #52-4 AL 91516.32 1053826.09 9% $65,999.00 $143,380.00

Lyman Independent School District #42-1 AL 8209.07 778505.04 1% $4,991.11 $21,462.00

Mobridge-Pollock School District #62-6 AL 17209.00 170514.60 10% $83,124.00 $160,879.00

Oelrichs Public Schools #23-3 AL 34275.43 360827.18 9% $101,717.00 $16,920.00

Pierre School Dist. #32-2 AL 14378.00 227319.18 6% $265,782.92 $497,379.00

Platte-Geddes School District #11-5 AL 22002.00 404047.10 5% $76,397.00 $132,918.00

South Central School District #26-5 AL 16813.00 202273.19 8% $1,259.00 $61,184.00

Stanley Co. School Dist. #57-1 AL 92451.00 970586.25 10% $402,621.00 $250,606.00

Wall School District #51-5 AL 46079.00 844565.05 5% $602,075.00 $56,517.00

Yankton School Dist. #63-3 AL 2409.00 138285.99 2% $45,778.91 $147,892.00

TOTAL 502422.82 10003739.24 $3,520,356.18 $2,244,097.00


Clay County Schools 6 27878.00 66000.00 42% $109,703.27 $2,914,754.00

DeKalb Co. Board of Education 6 38062.00 210560.00 18% $174,902.81 $2,065,436.00

Pickett Co. Board of Education 6 17973.00 112047.50 16% $48,640.23 $107,609.00

Stewart County Board of Education 7 137238.13 210996.50 65% $220,358.68 $3,644,185.00

Unicoi Co. Board of Education 1 51398.95 119355.52 43% $202,186.25 $1,724,212.00

TOTAL 272550.08 718959.52 $755,791.24 $10,456,196.00

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Texas


Vermont



Broaddus Indp. School Dist. 1 31409.00 133568.00 24% $183,942.06 $572,774.00

Brookeland Ind. School Dist. 36 29231.00 103680.00 28% $1,372,452.00 $1,097,038.00

Etoile Indp. School Dist. 1 14565.00 46191.02 32% $47,208.72 $236,375.00

Farmersville Indp. School Dist. 5 10293.00 54101.70 19% $98,532.72 $1,011,388.00

Gatesville Independent School District 25 65441.00 311203.00 21% $129,683.01 $1,834,704.00

Granger Indp. School Dist. 31 10766.00 64119.00 17% $40,272.87 $274,177.00

Kopperl Indp. School Dist. 25 15849.00 73246.00 22% $34,333.68 $324,271.00

Lake Dallas Ind. School Dist. 26 2879.56 10674.00 27% $414,793.52 $6,615,466.00

Lewisville Ind. School Dist. 26 17663.82 79255.00 22% $3,272,679.70 $88,644,399.00

Liberty-Eylau Indp. School Dist. 4 9626.10 44382.27 22% $109,907.42 $1,609,009.00

Little Elm Indp. School Dist. 26 9913.00 25059.00 40% $657,032.94 $24,758,923.00

Pilot Point Independent School District 26 21495.00 77421.00 28% $175,341.85 $2,649,372.00

Pottsboro Ind. School Dist. 4 21599.00 61700.00 35% $516,724.60 $4,812,777.00

Princeton Ind. School Dist. 3 13161.00 40040.16 33% $290,553.27 $4,257,615.00

Redwater Independent School District 4 28004.42 56092.91 50% $296,949.49 $2,672,822.00

Texline Indp. School Dist. 13 46625.00 392280.00 12% $42,518.60 $253,629.00

Wylie ISD 32 3511.00 25831.06 14% $167,149.36 $8,385,266.00

TOTAL 352031.90 1598844.12 $7,850,075.81 $150,010,005.00


Taconic and Green Regional School District AL 18332.00 29184.00 63% $214,566.36 $3,334,220.00

Woodford School Dist. AL 25270.00 30400.00 83% $129,006.09 $1,194,994.00

TOTAL 43602.00 59584.00 $343,572.45 $4,529,214.00

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Virginia


Wisconsin



Craig Co. School Board 9 35939.27 210899.00 17% $50,942.46 $565,659.00

York County School Board 1, 3 24307.00 68355.00 36% $2,324,795.90 $29,264,395.00

TOTAL 60246.27 279254.00 $2,375,738.36 $29,830,054.00


Crandon School District 7 9661.67 326914.49 3% $34,172.03 $234,245.00

Laona Jt. School Dist. #1 7 8283.00 154064.44 5% $29,928.29 $112,947.00

School District Of Florence County 7 13225.90 312114.24 4% $42,979.49 $231,959.00

TOTAL 31170.57 793093.17 $107,079.81 $579,151.00

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Glossary

CD: Congressional District

Federal Acres: Total eligible Federal acres in a school district

FY18 Payment: District's actual FY18 Federal Property payment

Maximum Payment: District's FY18 payment if program were fully funded

Percent Federal: Percent of a school district’s total acres that is eligible Federal land

School District: Used here to mean local educational agency (LEA) – a board of education or other legally constituted local school authority having administrative control and direction of free public education in a county, township, independent school

district or other school district, including any state agency that operates and maintains facilities for providing a free public education

Total Acres: Total acres in a school district

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