Sentences with phrase «central office administration»

The House plan would cut central office administration funding by about 15 percent over the next two years.

SFUSD central office administration uses these findings to track Principal sentiment for changes made to these processes in hopes that they will see more favorable results over time.

Also in line with the Senate plan, the House proposal would cut funding for central office administration in local school districts.

His previous experience includes central office administration, high school principal, elementary principal, assistant principal, athletic director, classroom teacher, and head football coach in the state of Alabama.

I have been in education for over 35 years, as a classroom teacher, as a building level administration, central office administration.

For example, while Federal Way spent 64 % of their budget on teachers and less than 1 % on Central Office Administration, the Seattle School District spent less than 60 % of teachers and nearly 2 % on Central Office Administration.

The job of the central office administration and campus leaders is to create systems in which teachers can work collaboratively to serve their kids.

Education System Administrative Review The purpose of the review was to look at how Nova Scotia public schools were administered, including the role of elected school boards and their central office administration, and the administration at the Department of Education and Early Childhood Development... continue reading

The review will look at how Nova Scotia public schools are administered, including elected school boards and their central office administration, along with administration at the Department of Education and Early Childhood Development.

School districts face a number of fixed costs such as utility costs and central office administration.

This week's budget plan also hands down a whopping $ 50 million in cuts over two years to central office administration and operations in the Department of Public Instruction, despite claims from the state's top public school agency that past legislative cuts have severely hampered the department's ability to provide intervention and guidance in North Carolina's poorest and most low - performing districts.