-- South Carolina education chief seizes control of
failing rural school district for the second time in state history: The State.
Not exact matches
The President's budget contains support for urban and
rural school districts undertaking tough reforms including ending social promotion and fixing
failing schools.
Hardest hit by the cuts were
rural districts that could not make up the lost funds through local property digests, and low - income children for whom lower class sizes and after -
school programs mean the difference between passing and
failing
Most studies, however,
fail to pull out administrative costs as a separate entity in cost functions, as the cost of running
schools are a combination of many factors such as student: teacher ratio, number of students from impoverished backgrounds, number of special education students,
rural v. urban locations, labor costs,
school size, and
district size.