Indiana § 20-45-8-2 Policy

Indiana Statutes

§ 20-45-8-2 — Policy

Indiana § 20-45-8-2

Title 20EDUCATION

Art. 45GENERAL FUND LEVIES

Ch. 8Supplemental County Levy; Dearborn County

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The following is declared to be the policy of this chapter:

(1)That in certain areas in Indiana there exists a condition created by the large concentration of taxable property in a single township away from outlying areas that has created administrative and financial problems in the maintenance and operation of school systems in those areas, resulting in maladjustment of taxable wealth in such areas for levying taxes for the operation of the schools.

(2)That improvement in the administrative and financial structures of the qualified school corporations existing on March 12, 1965, in those outlying areas is essential for:

(A)the establishment and maintenance of a general uniform and efficient system of public schools to provide a more equalized educational opportunity for public school p

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The following is declared to be the policy of
this chapter:
(1) That in certain areas in Indiana there exists a condition created
by the large concentration of taxable property in a single township
away from outlying areas that has created administrative and
financial problems in the maintenance and operation of school
systems in those areas, resulting in maladjustment of taxable
wealth in such areas for levying taxes for the operation of the
schools.
(2) That improvement in the administrative and financial
structures of the qualified school corporations existing on March
12, 1965, in those outlying areas is essential for:
(A) the establishment and maintenance of a general uniform
and efficient system of public schools to provide a more
equalized educational opportunity for public school pupils;
(B) the achievement of greater equity in school tax rates among
the inhabitants of the various qualified school corporations
existing on March 12, 1965, in these areas; and
(C) the provision for more use of the public funds expended for
the support of the public school systems.
(3) That statutes existing on March 12, 1965, with respect to the
granting of financial assistance on a countywide school basis,
allowing a more favorable use of the taxable wealth of the county
for the support of the various school districts within or attached
to the county, are inadequate to effectuate the need for this
improvement in those areas described in this chapter.
(4) That modification in the statutory provisions existing on
March 12, 1965, pertaining to the levying of tax rates for school
purposes for those areas that qualify within the definitions in this
chapter is essential to carry out the purposes of IC 20-23-4, and
the tax levied under this chapter shall be considered a county tax
within the meaning of IC 20-23-4, and to that end it is the intent
of the general assembly, by this chapter, to make provision for a
more satisfactory use of the taxable wealth of counties that qualify
under this chapter for the promotion, betterment, and
improvement of their educational systems.
[Pre-2006 Recodification Citation: 21-2-13-2.]