"Facility costs" refers to the expenses or fees associated with maintaining and operating a physical space or building. It includes costs like rent, utilities, repairs, maintenance, cleaning, and other necessary expenses to keep a facility functioning properly.
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Consequently, most charter school operators are forced to pay
for facilities costs out of an already slim operating budget.
Because charter schools typically spend 15 - 30 % of their budgets
on facility costs, this budget item should really garner the proper attention.
All money raised will help provide medical care for our pets,
offset facility costs, and public spay and neuter surgeries for low income families.
By contrast, charter school leaders often spend significant time trying to secure loans or donations to cover
facilities costs as well as managing any construction or renovation.
They should provide charter schools with full per - pupil funding and capital funds to
support facility costs.
In 2014 the group reported that electricity from new solar and
wind facilities cost up to 50 percent less than that from new nuclear generation.
That money, however, has historically paid only for programming and operational expenses and does not
cover facilities costs.
Lisbet Ballon, who is working on a dual degree student in law and education, worked on a project to analyze
district facility costs related to Proposition 39.
In addition to receiving less funding overall, most charter schools, and all Western New York Charter schools, have to
pay facilities costs to cover expenses like rent and utilities.
New York State charter schools in private facilities spent an estimated $ 118 million on rent and other
facility costs during the 2013 - 14 school year — money that should have been available for teachers, guidance counselors, technology and other learning tools..
A study conducted by Genworth Financial and published in March 2013 noted that the semi-private nursing
facility cost of long - term care in the U.S. is $ 207 per day or $ 75,555 per year and the median cost for «hands - off» homemaker services is $ 18 per hour.
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Reduced facility costs by 30000 $ by ordering «without expiry» dental supplies in bulk from a low - cost and high - quality vendor.
State leaders, Phelps says, must reassess a system that allows North Carolina, like many states in the U.S., to rely almost entirely on local school districts to
fund facility costs, despite local districts widely varying assets.
A study conducted by Genworth Financial and published in March 2013 noted that the semi-private
nursing facility cost of long - term care in the U.S. is $ 207 per day or $ 75,555 per year and the median cost for «hands - off» homemaker services is $ 18 per hour.
«Served as CFO and COO administering $ 23M annual revenue and sustaining operations during restructuring, with 18 % drop in
facilities costs from newly renegotiated vendor contracts.»
This state - of - the -
art facility cost George Weston Foods a further A$ 135m ($ 104m) on top of the site purchase cost.
The Carol
Stream facility cost $ 19 million and was built after taxpayers approved the increase needed to fund the project.
Districts are reimbursed through another funding stream for students who have left traditional district schools for charters: 100 percent of per - pupil in the first year, 25 percent for the next five years, as well as an annual per -
pupil facilities cost of approximately $ 900 dollars.
While the authors do suggest that funding follow students, and they address how to deal with
varying facilities costs and attracting uniquely talented educators for particular roles, they do not address the dearth of qualified educators and other resources needed to run a school in some places.
This apportionment provides nearly six million dollars more in funding for 45 more schools for reimbursement of
facility costs incurred during the 2009 - 10 school year.
While New York lawmakers recently authorized the first - ever public funding for charter schools»
ongoing facility costs, not every school is eligible.
For years, their schools were forced to redirect scarce instructional dollars
toward facilities costs — even as per pupil funding was held flat.»
For example, the state - run Charter School Facility Grant Program reimburses charter schools for up to 75 percent of their yearly
private facilities costs, but only 30 percent of charter schools were eligible for the program last year.
Healing Touch has the ability to transform healthcare for both patients and nurses,
decreasing facility costs and improving reputation.
A gingerbread house decorating session for parent and child in the New York Jets»
training facility costs 9,000 points, and two prime seats at the Radio City Rockettes» Christmas Spectacular goes for 40,000.
Stanford University Central
Energy Facility cost $ 175 million, not including furnishing (Credit: Tim Griffith)
Provides if a court is relocated temporarily outside its original jurisdiction,
then facility costs would not be borne by the receiving locality but instead would become State costs charged to the Office of Court Administration.
It should include a fair
market facilities cost (the counterpart of rent) and all allocations or charges by the company for support, such as technology, finance or human resources (even if the department estimates what those charges should be).
Mayor Duggan speculates that
medical facility costs and medical expenses are a bigger reason for these large premiums than auto theft and vandalism are.
Medical treatment costs vary, at Government and semi-private or autonomous hospitals they cost less, while in several private hospitals with five -
star facilities they cost several times more.
«When you break through the 10,000 server barrier — that's when you start needing 3 to 5MW of power and now you're getting into
major facility costs where you have to have multiple diesel generators, and complex power and cooling systems.