Sentences with phrase «cut education expenditures»
According to the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, thirty - seven states have cut education expenditures this school year, and, given the depletion of the property taxes that fund most school programs, districts can't make up the difference on their own.
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Cuomo said deep cuts in health care and education, the two largest expenditures each year, are unlikely.
«What's happened is people have said they have had quite enough of austerity politics, they have had quite enough of cuts in public expenditure, underfunding our health service, underfunding our schools and our education service and not giving our young people the chance they deserve in our society.»
The Los Angeles County Office of Education requires the district to file a contingency plan that outlines how the district could unilaterally cut expenditures if needed.
Even education expenditures will be automatically cut this coming March if Democrats do not come up with a solution.
Simply put: education funding is an enormous local and state expenditure, and it would have to be cut in order to provide any relief to tax payers who lost SALT.
At the same time, in a truly outrageous maneuver, Malloy is proposing allowing those towns that received a cut in aid to reduce their minimum expenditure requirements, thereby literally lowering education quality in the majority of Connecticut's towns.
Because of rising pension costs, Louisiana's school districts have already made noticeable cuts to their expenditures on instructional programs, textbooks and other school supplies, and special education services.
California's public school system — whose per - pupil expenditures were already below the national average — is getting hit with some nasty cuts, thanks in large part to the state's $ 24 billion budget gap, says Brian Edwards, senior policy analyst at EdSource, a nonprofit education and research group in Mountain View, Calif..
According to the Law Society's review, the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act 2012 (LASPO) was underpinned by the need for «significant cuts to legal aid spend», at a time when the government ring - fenced certain politically sensitive expenditure (health and education) but not justice.