The total cost was estimated at $ 15 million, with
charter supporters spending $ 9.7 million, according to estimates from the Los Angeles Times.
Charter supporters spent about $ 9.7 million in the race.
Not exact matches
Another group, New Yorkers For Balanced Albany, which has been backed by
charter school
supporters, has also
spent heavily in the race.
The independent expenditure
spending over the last month has been largely dominated by the usual players: Committees funded by real estate or wealthy
supporters of
charter school expansion.
In many cases, the groups — ranging from
supporters of
charter schools or proponents of public school
spending — are waging battle in order to flip control of the chamber and are being spurred by issues that primarily impact New York City.
Charter school
supporters and their critics
spent eight hours shouting at one another at a volatile public hearing Thursday - and left the battle more polarized than ever.
NYSUT is expected to play an active role in the Senate and Assembly elections year in order to counter the heavy
spending by
supporters of
charter schools.
NYSUT's
spending on behalf of mainly Democratic Senate candidates in swing districts comes as
supporters of
charter schools have
spent heavily in independent expenditure efforts of their own.
New Yorkers For A Balanced Albany, a super PAC backed by
supporters of education reform and
charter school efforts, is
spending more money in potentially pivotal races for the state Senate.
Two independent expenditure committees funded in part by wealthy
supporters of
charter schools are wrapping their
spending sprees on Senate Republican candidates with large ad purhcases in two state Senate races upstate.
The latest push is coming from New Yorkers For A Balanced Albany, a group backed by
supporters of
charter schools, is
spending $ 263,976 on digital, radio and TV ads in the suburban district.
Charter school groups and their
supporters spent $ 16 million on lobbying, campaign contributions to state - level candidates and parties and independent expenditure campaigns last year.
In the most recent election there,
charter school
supporters and labor unions collectively
spent $ 15 million trying to elect their allies, making it the most expensive school board election in United States history, according to The Los Angeles Times.
He was also helped by StudentsFirstNY, a
charter school
supporter who invested heavily in Senate Republicans in 2014 and has reported
spending $ 1.49 million on the race in the past two weeks, $ 250,000 of which came from a group backing education tax credits.
At a preemptive news conference with education advocates, The Alliance for Quality Education's Billy Easton says wealthy
supporters of expanding
charter schools have
spent nearly twice that amount, and have contributed large sums to the governor's campaign.
She benefited from nearly $ 540,000 in
spending from the IDC's campaign arm — much of it coming from real estate interests and
charter school
supporters that have also backed Senate Republicans, who are more often cross-endorsed by the Independence Party.
Supporters of
charter schools and education tax credits have caught up to unions in terms of total political
spending, but NYSUT's VOTE - COPE remains one of the state's biggest PACs.
In recent years, outside groups, from unions to
charter school
supporters, have
spent millions on New York elections.
A major
supporter of
charter schools, Loeb has given heavily to outside groups that back education reform, including $ 1 million in July to a pro-
charter group that's
spending to help state Senate Republicans.
In what was possibly the most expensive school - board race in history (with $ 3 million
spent overall), the union squared off against
charter supporters, including the California Charter Schools Association Advocates, the association's political - actio
charter supporters, including the California
Charter Schools Association Advocates, the association's political - actio
Charter Schools Association Advocates, the association's political - action wing.
Charter supporters are
spending millions to blanket the airwaves with ads.
Although Tuck ended up losing to Torlakson by almost 200,000 votes in 2014, the campaign itself attracted close to $ 30 million in
spending — most of it from
charter supporters of Tuck and labor groups supporting Torlakson.
As of the last campaign filing,
charter supporters hadn't
spent any of that money, but started running television ads this week.
The critics of modern school reform that I know are people who see enormous trouble in the public education system, but don't think it will be fixed by
spending billions of dollars on questionable teacher assessment systems linked to standardized test scores, or expanding
charter schools that are hardly the panacea their early
supporters claimed they would be, or handing out federal education dollars based on promises to change schools according to the likes and dislikes of Education Secretary Arne Duncan, whose record as superintendent of Chicago public schools was hardly distinguished.
Reformers and
charter school supporters, including the political arm of the California Charter Schools Association and LA Students for Change, a group funded by former Mayor Richard Riordan, have spent about $ 3.3 million through their
charter school
supporters, including the political arm of the California
Charter Schools Association and LA Students for Change, a group funded by former Mayor Richard Riordan, have spent about $ 3.3 million through their
Charter Schools Association and LA Students for Change, a group funded by former Mayor Richard Riordan, have
spent about $ 3.3 million through their groups.
September 29, 2015 - Tonight, as the Richmond City Council debates how to
spend the $ 35 million in college scholarships provided by the «Richmond Promise,» at least 50
charter school
supporters will demand that the funding be shared equally among all public school students, including
charter students.
Yet Peters is a huge Malloy
supporter who has strongly endorsed Malloy's reform program in its entirety, including increased standardized testing, VAM, and increased
spending for
Charter Schools while cutting
spending on public schools.
Supporters of a
charter - school reform bill passed last year, House Bill 2, and of new evaluations for school sponsors say they aim to bring more accountability and transparency to a
charter system that
spends about $ 1 billion annually to educate more than 120,000 Ohio students attending 374
charter schools.
Members and
supporters of PAA affiliate MecklenburgACTS will
spend Friday, May 11, calling attention to the destructive education legislation that ALEC has promoted, legislation that increases high - stakes testing, promotes school vouchers and online
charter schools and undercuts the teaching profession.