Education advocates, including Billy Easton of the Alliance for Quality Education, says the $ 807 million
dollar school aid increase Cuomo is seeking is less than half of what's needed just to maintain the current level of teachers and programs.
Not exact matches
Gov. Andrew Cuomo is proposing an
increase in
school aid of over three - quarters of a billion
dollars, a rise of about 3 percent over last year, but some say that's not enough to meet
school districts» rising costs.
Cuomo is also trying to shake up education policy, by threatening to withhold hundreds of millions of
dollars in
increases in
school aid from
schools that don't agree on teacher evaluation plans with teachers.
Governor Cuomo is proposing an
increase in
school aid of over three - quarters of a billion
dollars or around 3 % from last year, but some say that's not enough to meet
school districts» rising costs.
Governor Cuomo is proposing an
increase in
school aid of over three - quarters of a billion
dollars, or around three percent from last year, but some say that's not enough to meet
school districts» rising costs.
Governor Cuomo has proposed
increasing school aid by $ 800 million
dollars in the new state budget, lawmakers have requested a few hundred million more.
And he opened the door to
increasing school aid funding beyond the governor's $ 769 million
dollar proposal.
Governor Andrew Cuomo has proposed s $ 991 million
dollar increase in
school aid, a figure the leader of the State Association of School Business Officials has called «woefully inadequate.&
school aid, a figure the leader of the State Association of
School Business Officials has called «woefully inadequate.&
School Business Officials has called «woefully inadequate.»
He also provided specifics for a few things he's been talking about for a while, like education — he wants to
increase school aid by about a billion
dollars — but especially homelessness, an issue he's been sparring about with Mayor Bill de Blasio.
Cuomo said it would finance middle - class tax cuts approved by the governor and state Legislature last year and help pay for a billion -
dollar increase in
school aid.
Cuomo says it would finance middle class tax cuts approved by the governor and legislature last year, and to help pay for a billion
dollar increase in
school aid.
Both the Assembly and the Senate significantly
increase school aid spending from Governor Cuomo's budget, with the Assembly recommending a $ 1.8 billion
dollar increase, and the Senate prosing $ 1.9 billion more
dollars.
That's because along with the per - pupil
increase and some boosts in
aid, the committee's recommendation shifts a hefty chunk of tax
dollars to private voucher
schools, funding that could have restored public education funding that's been lost to years of cuts.
General equalization
aid increases by $ 79.8 M while
School Levy Credits
increase by another $ 75M for a total of $ 747.4 M and the First
Dollar Levy Credit is introduced for $ 75M.
Malloy claims that his «initiative» is providing Connecticut's 30 most struggling
school districts with another $ 132 million in state
aid, but the truth is that this year's
increase is only about $ 45 million and that in order to get those funds,
school districts were required to accept a series of new mandates and programs aimed at further implementing Malloy's corporate education reform agenda and diverting scarce public
dollars to private companies.
This year in his budget proposal, according to commentator Jon Pelto in his April 17th blog, Malloy is reducing state
aid to public
schools by 150 MILLION
dollars, while
increasing charter
school funding 25 percent These constant assaults by CEA's endorsed candidate negatively affects every one of you, your union brothers and sisters, and every one of your students!