1. Student Welfare & Social Services
Dr. Cary Grant
Director of Student Welfare and Social Services
Feb 2, 2017

2. Impact Aid Is a Federal Program to Compensate Local Educational Agencies
Lost property tax revenue due to the presence of tax-exempt Federal property
Districts that have Increased expenditures for federally connected children

3. Impact Aid Basic Support Payments Help Local School Districts that Educate Federally Connected Children
Parent resides on Federal Property (e.g., Redstone Arsenal, and NASA)
Indian Land
Eligible Low-rent housing (e.g., Mahogany Row and Sparkman Homes)
Parent is active duty military (e.g., Army or Marines)
Parent works on Federal Property (e.g., TVA, and Browns Ferry)
Federally Connected children with disabilities

4. District Schools that are recipients of Impact Aid Funding
Federal Housing
Lives on RSA
Works on RSA
NASA
TVA
US Reserve
Employed/Works on Other Federal Property
Uniform Service
TOTAL
AAA 9 77 7 1 3 14
ASFL 56 5 2
BLOSSOMWOOD
122 39
CHAFFEE 27 41
CHALLENGER EL 62 10
CHALLENGER MD 69 13
CHAPMAN P8 24 16 4
COLUMBIA 6 37 23
DAWSON
FARLEY 45
GOLDSMITH
155 20 51
GRISSOM
219 42 18
HAMPTON COVE EL 79 11
HAMPTON COVE MD
105 43
HIGHLANDS
HUNTSVILLE HS 25
201 44 28
HUNTSVILLE JR 54 33
JEMISON
JONES VALLEY 52
LAKEWOOD
LEE
MLK 32
MCDONNELL
MCNAIR
MONTE SANO 15
MONTVIEW
MORRIS 48 8
MT GAP P8 88 22
NEW CENTURY 53
PINNACLE
PROVIDENCE
RIDGECREST
ROLLING HILLS
SONNIE HEREFORD 75
WEATHERLY
WESTLAWN
WHITESBURG P8 64 17
WILLIAMS EL 76 80
WILLIAMS MD 38
TOTALS
530 12
1792
319
482
3168

5. Impact Aid Funds Can Be Used for Broad Purposes
Salaries
Textbooks
Computers
Instructional Materials
Afterschool Programs
Remedial and Advanced placement

6. Impact Aid Has a Significant Financial Impact on Huntsville City Schools
Fiscal Year
Funds
# of Cards
ADM
2016
270,748.69
3,209
23,972
2015
337,250.28
3,558
23,934
2014
328,130.28
3,874
23,707
2013
458,177.72
3,896
23,457
2012
303,250.45
3,153
23,256
2011
341,340.05
3,270
23,545
2010
390,768.80
3,326
23,260
2009
357,004.36
3,503
22,789
2008
546,863.25
3,544
23,801
2007
617,906.09
3,585
22,887
2006
573,212.20
3,626
22,580
2005
589,073.35
3,813
22,656
2004
706,728.54
4,177
2003
701,129.94
4,355
2002
901,448.01
4,550
22,686
2001
821,335.21
5,073
22,664
Total
8,244,367.22

7. Flowchart of Impact Aid Card Distribution
MADISON COUNTY, MADISON CITY, AND HUNTSVILLE CITY SET SURVEY DATE (NORMALLY AROUND SEPT 15)
PREPARE IMPACT AID CARDS
PREPARE LETTERS AND GUIDELINES FOR PRINCIPALS AND TEACHERS
TEACHERS WILL FORWARD TABULATION OF IMPACT AID CARDS PER CLASS TO PRINCIPAL’S OFFICE BY SEPTEMBER 30
PRINCIPAL WILL FORWARD A TABULATION OF IMPACT AID CARDS FOR THE ENTIRE SCHOOL TO STUDENT WELFARE BY OCTOBER 2
IMPACT AID CARDS ARE DELIVERED TO EACH SCHOOL 1 TO 2 DAYS PRIOR SURVEY DATE
LETTERS AND GUIDELINES ARE ED TO PRINCIPALS AND TEACHERS
STUDENT WELFARE WILL REVIEW IMPACT AID CARDS AND COMPILE REPORT
TEACHERS SEND IMPACT AID CARDS HOME WITH STUDENTS ON SEPTEMBER 15
IMPACT AID REPORT WILL BE FORWARDED TO THE U. S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ON DECEMBER 2
IMPACT AID CARDS ARE RETURNED TO TEACHERS BY SEPTEMBER 22