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North Carolina Education Lottery
  • Proposed Construction Formula Changes
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Current System
  • 65% Based upon Average Daily Membership (ADM) of LEA
  • 35% Based upon County’s Effective Tax Rate
    • 50 Counties Earn more Under Current Formula for 2007-2008 academic year


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2007-2008 Current Formula by County
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New Proposal
  • 65% Based upon ADM
  • 17.5% Based upon ADM Growth
  • 17.5% Based upon Low Wealth Formula
    • 61 Counties earn more under New Formula Compared to Current
    • 7 Counties see no difference in funding amount
    • By comparison to current formula for 2007-2008 academic year
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2007-2008 New Proposal vs. Current Formula
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New Formula Changes
  • New Formula will automatically adjust to increases or decreases in ADM regardless of county’s tax situation
  • New Formula puts a premium on actual growth of school as opposed to other general factors affecting a county
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Population Growth
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North Carolina Growth Statistics
  • 7.9% Population Growth
  • 24.7% of Population under 18
  • Fastest Growing Counties
    • Camden
    • Union
    • Currituck
    • Brunswick
    • Hoke


  • Counties with Negative Growth
    • Bertie
    • Craven
    • Edgecombe
    • Halifax
    • Hyde
    • Jones
    • Lenoir
    • Martin
    • Northampton
    • Pamlico
    • Warren
    • Washington
    • Watauga


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Distribution and Growth*
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Negative Growth Counties Receiving 100%
  • 8 Counties
    • Bertie
    • Edgecombe
    • Halifax
    • Jones
    • Lenoir
    • Martin
    • Northampton
    • Washington
    • By comparison to current formula for 2007-2008 academic year
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Positive Growth Counties Receiving 100%
  • 43 Counties
    • Anson
    • Cabarrus
    • Caswell
    • Chatham
    • Cleveland
    • Columbus
    • Cumberland
    • Davie
    • Duplin
    • Durham
    • Forsyth
    • Franklin
    • Gaston
    • Gates
    • Granville
    • Greene
    • Guilford
    • Harnett
    • Hertford
    • Hoke




    • By comparison to current formula for 2007-2008 academic year
    • Johnston
    • Lee
    • Mecklenburg
    • Nash
    • Orange
    • Person
    • Pitt
    • Richmond
    • Robeson
    • Rockingham
    • Rowan
    • Sampson
    • Scotland
    • Stanly
    • Stokes
    • Surry
    • Tyrell
    • Union
    • Vance
    • Wayne
    • Wilson
    • Yadkin
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Positive Growth Counties Receiving 65%
  • 45 Counties
    • Alamance
    • Alexander
    • Alleghany
    • Ashe
    • Avery
    • Beaufort
    • Bladen
    • Brunswick
    • Buncombe
    • Burke
    • Caldwell
    • Camden
    • Carteret
    • Catawba
    • Cherokee
    • Chowan
    • Clay
    • Currituck
    • Dare
    • Davidson
    • Graham
    • Haywood



    • Henderson
    • Iredell
    • Jackson
    • Lincoln
    • Macon
    • Madison
    • McDowell
    • Mitchell
    • Montgomery
    • Moore
    • New Hanover
    • Onslow
    • Pasquotank
    • Pender
    • Perquimans
    • Polk
    • Randolph
    • Rutherford
    • Swain
    • Transylvania
    • Wake
    • Wilkes
    • Yancey


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Negative Growth Counties Receiving 65%
  • 5 Counties
    • Craven
    • Hyde
    • Pamlico
    • Warren
    • Watauga


    • By comparison to current formula for 2007-2008 academic year
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Eastern North Carolina Population
  • 29% of State’s Population
  • 25.5% of Population under 18
  • 5.48% Population Growth
  • Fastest Growing Counties
    • Camden
    • Currituck
    • Brunswick
    • Hoke
  • Counties with Negative Population Growth
    • Bertie
    • Craven
    • Edgecombe
    • Halifax
    • Hyde
    • Jones
    • Lenoir
    • Martin
    • Northampton
    • Pamlico
    • Washington
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Piedmont Population
  • 60.5% of State’s Population
  • 24.89% of Population under 18
  • 9.7% Population Growth


  • Fastest Growing Counties
    • Union
    • Wake
    • Franklin


  • Counties with Negative Population Growth
    • Warren
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Western North Carolina Population
  • 10.46% of State’s Population
  • 21% of Population under 18
  • 4.26% Population Growth


  • Fastest Growing Counties
    • Clay
    • Macon
    • Jackson


  • Counties with Negative Population Growth
    • Watauga
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Sources for Statistics
  • ADM based upon 2007 Attendance
  • 2007 Population Projections
  • 2007 Lottery Disbursement


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