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LEA District Prior Year FTE 101000 DEWITT SCHOOL DISTRICT 15.688902 104000 Arkansas Department of Education Division of Elementary and Secondary Education FY 2020-21 Alternative Learning Environment Funding - Restricted **Preliminary** A.C.A §§ 6-20-2303, 6-20-2305 Source Code 2275 Revenue Code 32370 Rate $4,700 LEA District Prior Year FTE 101000 DEWITT SCHOOL DISTRICT 15.688902 104000 STUTTGART SCHOOL DISTRICT 15.913872 201000 CROSSETT SCHOOL DISTRICT 22.417827 203000 HAMBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT 4.252807 302000 COTTER SCHOOL DISTRICT 9.034123 303000 MOUNTAIN HOME SCHOOL DISTRICT 73.523605 304000 NORFORK SCHOOL DISTRICT 0.000000 401000 BENTONVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 178.448211 402000 DECATUR SCHOOL DISTRICT 15.660940 403000 GENTRY SCHOOL DISTRICT 17.257482 404000 GRAVETTE SCHOOL DISTRICT 24.795237 405000 ROGERS SCHOOL DISTRICT 180.226201 406000 SILOAM SPRINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT 75.596850 407000 PEA RIDGE SCHOOL DISTRICT 16.404484 501000 ALPENA SCHOOL DISTRICT 2.035732 502000 BERGMAN SCHOOL DISTRICT 22.216825 503000 HARRISON SCHOOL DISTRICT 33.910755 504000 OMAHA SCHOOL DISTRICT 9.737686 505000 VALLEY SPRINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT 9.438035 506000 LEAD HILL SCHOOL DISTRICT 5.469953 601000 HERMITAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT 0.000000 602000 WARREN SCHOOL DISTRICT 9.358840 701000 HAMPTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 6.834269 801000 BERRYVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 27.913531 802000 EUREKA SPRINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT 12.203485 803000 GREEN FOREST SCHOOL DISTRICT 9.855770 901000 DERMOTT SCHOOL DISTRICT 3.008425 903000 LAKESIDE SCHOOL DISTRICT (CHICOT) 19.999057 1002000 ARKADELPHIA SCHOOL DISTRICT 36.548903 1003000 GURDON SCHOOL DISTRICT 0.175280 1101000 CORNING SCHOOL DISTRICT 12.597737 1104000 PIGGOTT SCHOOL DISTRICT 11.433123 1106000 RECTOR SCHOOL DISTRICT 2.370081 1201000 CONCORD SCHOOL DISTRICT 0.000000 1202000 HEBER SPRINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT 20.911191 1203000 QUITMAN SCHOOL DISTRICT 5.073032 1204000 WEST SIDE SCHOOL DISTRICT 5.634830 1304000 WOODLAWN SCHOOL DISTRICT 0.733146 1305000 CLEVELAND COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT 3.645909 1402000 MAGNOLIA SCHOOL DISTRICT 68.045254 1408000 EMERSON-TAYLOR-BRADLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 0.000000 1503000 NEMO VISTA SCHOOL DISTRICT 5.185106 1505000 WONDERVIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT 0.000000 1507000 SO CONWAY COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT 34.815018 Arkansas Department of Education Division of Elementary and Secondary Education FY 2020-21 Alternative Learning Environment Funding - Restricted **Preliminary** A.C.A §§ 6-20-2303, 6-20-2305 Source Code 2275 Revenue Code 32370 Rate $4,700 LEA District Prior Year FTE 1601000 BAY SCHOOL DISTRICT 0.733146 1602000 WESTSIDE CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL DISTRICT 6.193191 1603000 BROOKLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT 0.793539 1605000 BUFFALO ISLAND CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 0.337078 1608000 JONESBORO SCHOOL DISTRICT 105.387590 1611000 NETTLETON SCHOOL DISTRICT 38.463230 1612000 VALLEY VIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT 2.152387 1613000 RIVERSIDE SCHOOL DISTRICT 2.044941 1701000 ALMA SCHOOL DISTRICT 29.789306 1702000 CEDARVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 16.881359 1703000 MOUNTAINBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT 8.994840 1704000 MULBERRY/PLEASANT VIEW BI-COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT 4.538728 1705000 VAN BUREN SCHOOL DISTRICT 135.822375 1802000 EARLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 0.000000 1803000 WEST MEMPHIS SCHOOL DISTRICT 29.143936 1804000 MARION SCHOOL DISTRICT 106.157547 1901000 CROSS COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT 4.105503 1905000 WYNNE SCHOOL DISTRICT 27.700904 2002000 FORDYCE SCHOOL DISTRICT 7.692563 2104000 DUMAS SCHOOL DISTRICT 9.258103 2105000 MCGEHEE SCHOOL DISTRICT 7.754301 2202000 DREW CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 8.173216 2203000 MONTICELLO SCHOOL DISTRICT 30.871063 2301000 CONWAY SCHOOL DISTRICT 160.433611 2303000 GREENBRIER SCHOOL DISTRICT 33.081671 2304000 GUY-PERKINS SCHOOL DISTRICT 7.348312 2305000 MAYFLOWER SCHOOL DISTRICT 27.479232 2306000 MOUNT VERNON/ENOLA SCHOOL DISTRICT 3.821627 2307000 VILONIA SCHOOL DISTRICT 34.381750 2402000 CHARLESTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 11.547511 2403000 COUNTY LINE SCHOOL DISTRICT 8.405738 2404000 OZARK SCHOOL DISTRICT 44.925552 2501000 MAMMOTH SPRING SCHOOL DISTRICT 6.601116 2502000 SALEM SCHOOL DISTRICT 4.880699 2503000 VIOLA SCHOOL DISTRICT 0.898875 2601000 CUTTER-MORNING STAR SCHOOL DISTRICT 10.761231 2602000 FOUNTAIN LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 40.410000 2603000 HOT SPRINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT 71.612308 2604000 JESSIEVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 24.989998 2605000 LAKE HAMILTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 71.559652 2606000 LAKESIDE SCHOOL DISTRICT 44.981172 2607000 MOUNTAIN PINE SCHOOL DISTRICT 10.808982 2703000 POYEN SCHOOL DISTRICT 6.912218 2705000 SHERIDAN SCHOOL DISTRICT 67.340861 Arkansas Department of Education Division of Elementary and Secondary Education FY 2020-21 Alternative Learning Environment Funding - 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