In the second episode of Business Bites, Rye and 
Taylor explore why churches in the Crossroads are taking over commercial spaces more and more. Also, if you're frustrated about paying more than $1.70 at the pump, they tell you why you shouldn't be. 

Biz Bites #2

This week we talk about how the oil industry has impacted local school district's. 
We go into the way Chapter 41 of the Texas Education Code works. (You can read the entire code for yourself here: http://www.statutes.legis.state.tx.us/Docs/ED/htm/ED.41.htm)


If you want to look at some of the other numbers we talk about in this podcast you can follow the links and the steps below:

https://tea4avfawcett.tea.state.tx.us/Fsp/Reports/ReportSelection.aspx

This link is for to find the cost of recapture on the Texas Education Agency’s School District State Aid Reports. 

On the first drop down menu, choose “Cost of Recapture” and press the “Select” button.

Then simply choose the school year that you want recapture information for, and type in the school district’s name. Usually the system will fill in the name for you.

Wash, rinse and repeat for other school years to see the history of recapture for your district.


https://rptsvr1.tea.texas.gov/adhocrpt/adste.html

Student enrollment numbers

Choose the school year that you want enrollment numbers for.

Choose “Selected District Totals using district name” from the second dropdown menu.

Type in the entire school district name (ex.: Cuero ISD) in the “TYPE HERE” yellow box.

Hit enter/return.



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