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39 <br />PE -3: Support legislation to fully fund state - mandated edu- <br />cation programs from state revenue sources. <br />• State law stipulates that counties are responsible for build- <br />ing, equipping and maintaining public school facilities and <br />the state is responsible for funding salaries and school op- <br />erations from state revenues. <br />• Counties supplement state funding for school operating ex- <br />penses, and that amount continues to grow. During FY 2011- <br />12, counties spent more than $2.5 billion to augment state <br />school operating dollars, leaving only $700 million for main- <br />tenance and construction. <br />PE -4: Seek legislation to repeal the statutory authority un- <br />der NC G.S. 115C- 431(c) that allows local school boards to <br />file suit against a county board of commissioners over coun- <br />ty appropriations for education. <br />• G.S. 115C- 431(c) expressly authorizes school boards to sue <br />counties over "sufficiency" of current expense or capital <br />funding levels, leaving courts to determine sufficiency. <br />• School boards are not expressly permitted to sue the state <br />or federal governments for lack of sufficient funding, and no <br />other entity is specifically granted this power to sue a taxing <br />authority over funding sufficiency. <br />• This statutory authorization creates an adversarial relation- <br />ship between the school boards and the boards of county <br />commissioners and has cost taxpayers hundreds of thou- <br />sands of dollars in legal fees and litigation expenses. <br />
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