Common use of Growth Funds Clause in Contracts

Growth Funds. After providing for specified costs associated with student growth, as described in Attachment 1, net Growth funds are considered “continuous” funds and are proportionately allocated to the unit. Growth funds are attributed to either an increase in funded Full-Time Equivalent Students (FTES) or an increase in the District’s Basic Allocation

Growth Funds. After providing for specified costs associated with student growth, as described in Attachment 1, net Growth funds are considered “continuous” continuing funds and are proportionately allocated to the unit. Growth funds are attributed to either an increase in funded Full-Time Equivalent Students (FTES) or an increase in the District’s Basic Allocation.

Growth Funds. After providing for specified District costs associated with student growth, as described in Attachment 1, net available Growth funds Funds as described in Attachment 1 which are attributed to an increase in funded Full-Time Equivalent Students (FTES) or an increase in the District’s Basic Allocation are considered “continuous” continuingous funds and are proportionately proportionally allocated to the unitunit members. Growth funds are attributed to either an increase in funded Full-Time Equivalent Students (FTES) or an increase in the District’s Basic Allocation.

Growth Funds. After providing for specified District costs associated with student growth, available Growth Funds as described in Attachment 1, net Growth funds are considered “continuous” funds and are proportionately allocated to the unit. Growth funds 1 which are attributed to either an increase in funded Full-Time Equivalent Students (FTES) or an increase in the District’s Basic AllocationAllocation are considered “continuous” funds and are proportionately allocated to the unit.

Growth Funds. After providing for specified District costs associated with student growth, available growth funds as described in Attachment 1, net Growth funds are considered “continuous” funds and are proportionately allocated to the unit. Growth funds 1 which are attributed to either an increase in funded Full-Time Equivalent Students (FTES) or an increase in the District’s Basic AllocationAllocation are considered “continuous” funds and are proportionately allocated to the unit.

Growth Funds. After providing for specified District costs associated with student growth, available Growth Funds as described in Attachment 1, net Growth funds are considered “continuous” funds and are proportionately allocated to the unit. Growth funds 1 which are attributed to either an increase in funded Full-Time Equivalent Students (FTES) or an increase in the District’s Basic AllocationAllocation are considered “continuous” funds and are proportionally allocated to unit members.