Sentences with phrase «extra state funding»

This might, for example, involve extra state funding for political parties in return for a cap on big private and union giving.
This year, Rockingham got more than $ 5 million in extra state funding for its disadvantaged students.
In September 2016, The New Jersey Commissioner of Education filed a motion asking the New Jersey Supreme Court to remove a long - standing requirement that Newark and other high - need school districts receive extra state funding.
Deputy prime minister Nick Clegg has concluded extra state funding of # 23 million a year for political parties is unacceptable in the current climate.
David Cameron shouldn't just give up on extra state funding for politics he must, as I argued on Saturday, give up on boundary reform too.
Forty affiliated charters in the district were established between 2011 and 2013 during a time when converting a traditional public school to an affiliated charter brought in extra state funds through the Charter School Categorical Block Grant programs.
As LAUSD is preparing to refine its next budget, CLASS is demanding that $ 1 billion in extra state funding over the next seven years go to help the students it was meant to serve — low - income students, English learners and foster youth.
«I think we're tired of paying for failure,» Christie said Tuesday at a town hall meeting in Belmar, singling out Asbury Park schools as well as other urban districts that receive extra state funding but offer poor results.
Cuomo disparages the thought, and rebukes non-profits who are asking for extra state funds to compensate.
Any extra state funding for political parties is off the agenda in these «straightened» times: «There is no enthusiasm for state funding.
Berger claims that, «some local school leaders decided to use the extra state funding to benefit their own spending priorities instead of to reduce class sizes.»
«Even though some local school leaders decided to use the extra state funding to benefit their own spending priorities instead of to reduce class sizes, those reductions have already been fully funded,»
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