Sentences with phrase «current school district budgets»

But it's unclear if the current school district budgets are enough.

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Last May, district voters approved a $ 144,919,392 budget for the current school year.

A study by the New York State School Boards Association finds three quarters of the state's school districts would have exceeded the new 2 % property tax cap, had it been in effect for the current school year bSchool Boards Association finds three quarters of the state's school districts would have exceeded the new 2 % property tax cap, had it been in effect for the current school year bschool districts would have exceeded the new 2 % property tax cap, had it been in effect for the current school year bschool year budget.

And in the current school budget year, only 2.8 percent of school districts — 19 in total — approved budgets above the tax cap.

He says at the current lower level of state funding, the school district faces a $ 10 million budget gap.

The Harrison Central School District superintendent presented a proposed budget last month that would preserve all current school programs and add 6.9 total academic posiSchool District superintendent presented a proposed budget last month that would preserve all current school programs and add 6.9 total academic posischool programs and add 6.9 total academic positions.

According to Bob Salierno, assistant superintendent of business, an $ 800,000 carry - over from the current budget, plus $ 200,000 from the employee retirement fund helped the school district balance its budget.

He says at the current, lower, level of state funding, the schools district faces a $ 10 million budget gap.

According to the DOE's Executive Budget Hearing Report from May 16, 2016, a good portion of the budgeted headcount growth for the current fiscal year is in response to rising need around special education students and properly serving those students in district schools.

A fact - finding report examining the Los Angeles Unified School District's financial condition urges employees to accept pay cuts this year to help the district avert bankruptcy, noting that a «conscious and consistent effort» by the district to raise its employees» salaries is a leading cause of its current budget pDistrict's financial condition urges employees to accept pay cuts this year to help the district avert bankruptcy, noting that a «conscious and consistent effort» by the district to raise its employees» salaries is a leading cause of its current budget pdistrict avert bankruptcy, noting that a «conscious and consistent effort» by the district to raise its employees» salaries is a leading cause of its current budget pdistrict to raise its employees» salaries is a leading cause of its current budget problems.

Kentucky school districts are preparing budgets for the 2004 - 05 school year on the assumption that they will receive a 2 percent increase over current levels.

One of the ballot issues defeated was a request by school officials for authority to issue $ 160 million in bonds to cover the district's current - year deficit, which represents about 23 percent of its annual budget.

Districts are struggling to stretch the school dollar as they deal with current and looming budget shortfalls.

That is, school districts generally determine their current year's budget by taking the previous year's budget and adding or subtracting incremental spending to each major item.

Budgets for the current school year were lower than last year's in 44 percent of the districts, while they were held to less than 4...

The campaign's message appears to run against the current, its leaders acknowledge, because many school districts are responding to recession - driven budget pressures by postponing the very types of capital - improvement projects the coalition is calling for.

WXXI News Director Julie Philipp interviews Interim Rochester City School Superintendent Bolgen Vargas and Rochester Teachers» Association President Adam Urbanski about the district's current budget situation in comparison to last year's process.

We believe in the importance of informed, empowered educators so we hosted a house party to bring together teachers from both charter and district schools in order to discuss the current state of the budget and to engage in a conversation around ideas to involve and inform more teachers.

Under current law, districts that lose students to charter schools also lose funding - up to 9 percent of their instruction and administrative budgets.

Pennsylvania has the largest funding gap between wealthy and low - income school districts of any state in the country, a problem exacerbated by the current impasse in the state budget fight.

In his current position, Hill oversees the district's budget, innovation and charter - school department and data analysis.

Walker's budget also lays out goals for school districts to meet by 2017, including raising the state's four - year graduation rate to 92 percent from the current 88 percent level; increasing college and career readiness from 32 percent to 67 percent and closing achievement gaps in those areas by 50 percent.

Fails to provide parents with protection from substantial school budget cuts: Sen. Alexander's bill eliminates the ESEA's current «maintenance of effort» provision, which ensures that districts that receive Title I funding — designed to help low - income and disadvantaged students — maintain approximately the same spending levels from year to year.

Precise numbers of teacher job openings for the upcoming school year nationwide are hard to come by: Many school districts must approve budgets before knowing how much state aid they will receive, or how many current teachers will either resign or retire, which means budgets are based on estimates.

In a media event Wednesday in Assembly Minority Leader Peter Barca's (D - Kenosha) office, school superintendents from Superior, Eau Claire and Sturgeon Bay outlined their concerns about the current budget and its impact on their districts.

Evers» current budget request asks for $ 5.5 million to provide rural school districts with grant money to pay teachers to retain and recruit them; increase transportation funding for rural school districts and millions more in funding for bilingual - bicultural programs and programs aimed at students who are learning English as a second language.

This year's WASB Legislative Advocacy Conference will take a closer look at the current and future direction of school funding, including the growing impact the expansion of vouchers is having on district budgets and tax levies.

Previously, public school funding for local school districts was decreased by $ 11 million in the 2014 budget to account for funding the school voucher program, which will provide approximately 2,400 current public school students with $ 4,200 vouchers to attend private schools beginning this fall.

It's difficult to know how this ratio of dollars spent on teacher salaries to overall operating budget compares to other school districts as current financial transparency requirements do not report salary expenditures at this «granular» a level.

The bill requests an increase in funding to school district between $ 222 - 450 per student, provides $ 30M to be allocated to rural school districts (approximately $ 89,700 for Hanover School District), a permanent buy down of $ 150M on the current $ 850M budget stabilization factor (approximately $ 60,000 for Hanover School District), and a reduction in state reporting requirements for rural school distschool district between $ 222 - 450 per student, provides $ 30M to be allocated to rural school districts (approximately $ 89,700 for Hanover School District), a permanent buy down of $ 150M on the current $ 850M budget stabilization factor (approximately $ 60,000 for Hanover School District), and a reduction in state reporting requirements for rural school didistrict between $ 222 - 450 per student, provides $ 30M to be allocated to rural school districts (approximately $ 89,700 for Hanover School District), a permanent buy down of $ 150M on the current $ 850M budget stabilization factor (approximately $ 60,000 for Hanover School District), and a reduction in state reporting requirements for rural school distschool districts (approximately $ 89,700 for Hanover School District), a permanent buy down of $ 150M on the current $ 850M budget stabilization factor (approximately $ 60,000 for Hanover School District), and a reduction in state reporting requirements for rural school distSchool District), a permanent buy down of $ 150M on the current $ 850M budget stabilization factor (approximately $ 60,000 for Hanover School District), and a reduction in state reporting requirements for rural school diDistrict), a permanent buy down of $ 150M on the current $ 850M budget stabilization factor (approximately $ 60,000 for Hanover School District), and a reduction in state reporting requirements for rural school distSchool District), and a reduction in state reporting requirements for rural school diDistrict), and a reduction in state reporting requirements for rural school distschool districts.

Launched in 2011, Project Leadership and Investment for Transformation, or L.I.F.T., is a five - year initiative in nine low - performing schools in Charlotte, North Carolina.35 The project focuses on innovative strategies to provide students with extended learning time and increased access to technology while supporting community engagement and excellent teaching.36 Project L.I.F.T. worked with Public Impact — a nonprofit organization that works with school districts to create innovative school models — to design hybrid teacher - leader roles that «extend the reach» of high - performing teachers to more students.37 These «multi-classroom leaders» continue to teach while leading teams of teachers and assuming responsibility for the learning of all students taught by their team.38 For this advanced role, teachers earn supplements of up to $ 23,000 annually, funded sustainably by reallocating funds within current budgets.39

Consistent with cost drivers in current year school budgets, pension increases have continued to plague school budget makers in all districts, while rising special education and charter school costs are also contributing to the 2014 - 15 budget challenges.

In order to set a budget for the school year, the Burnsville - Eagan - Savage School District 191 Board of Education works through a process that includes a review of current finances, enrollment, and revenue and expense projecschool year, the Burnsville - Eagan - Savage School District 191 Board of Education works through a process that includes a review of current finances, enrollment, and revenue and expense projecSchool District 191 Board of Education works through a process that includes a review of current finances, enrollment, and revenue and expense projections.