Sentences with phrase «district absorbs the costs»

More typically, the receiving school or district absorbs the cost of that student, and that student is counted in the new school for funding purposes in future years.

Not exact matches

This year, the state budget impasse, the proposed $ 1.4 billion cut in school aid and the lack of a state budget forced school districts and taxpayers to absorb cost increases alone.

It would harm the congressionally mandated evaluation of the program by gradually cutting the number of participating children, and it would require the District to absorb the cost of accommodating children who would otherwise be in the program.

Since some 80 percent of school - district budgets are absorbed in personnel costs, local school boards, when pressed fiscally, quite naturally give consideration to personnel cutbacks and salary freezes.

Revenue limits make no allowance for the categorically unaided costs incurred by school districts in addressing additional educational needs and school districts have been forced to absorb those costs through other budget adjustments.

Like it would for any other district school, the district would have to absorb the deficit — though the cost would represent a fraction of the district's operating budget.

There's no telling if area villages would seek to absorb the costs associated with starting and maintaining a new school district, and watchers note that this appears in direct contradiction to the portions of the budget that reward districts for consolidating.