Question

question 7
2 pts
which of the following does the state of california use for allocating funding based on student count?
multiple counts: enrollment or attendance counts from multiple days, typically early in the fall and spring.
single count: enrollment or attendance count from a single day, typically early in the fall.
enrollment count period: enrollment counts over multiple periods or days.
membership average: districts calculate their average daily enrollment for most or all of the school year.
attendance average: districts average their daily attendance counts over most or all of the school year.
question 8
2 pts
there are six states that do not provide at - risk funding for low income students.
true
false

Explanation:

For Question 7: California uses a system of multiple attendance/enrollment counts taken at specific points (early fall and spring) to allocate school funding based on student count.
For Question 8: All U.S. states provide some form of at-risk funding for low-income students, so the claim that six states do not is incorrect.

Answer:

Question 7: Multiple counts: Enrollment or attendance counts from multiple days, typically early in the fall and spring.
Question 8: False