Sentences with phrase «federal share»

Three states had an average federal share at the local level that exceeded 20 percent: Arkansas at 21.1 percent; South Dakota at 22.6 percent; and Mississippi at 24.8 percent.

NSBA supports legislation that would establish a ten - year path to reach the full federal share of IDEA funding, as well as high - cost pools for states to reimburse school districts for catastrophic cases that exceed many individualized education plans.

federal share of special education funding would decline further under this request.

That could pay for the federal share of a national child - care program.

The period since 1945 sees a steady decline in the federal share from a peak of about 90 percent in 1943 to reach 27 percent by 2016.

The period from 1914 to 1945 sees the spikes in the federal shares as a result of the war with a return to the prewar balance during the 1920s and early 1930s.

Federal funds would comprise 55 % of the $ 60 million, with the state and local communities providing the rest, but because enough federal funds are not yet available, Maine is «prefunding» 30 % of the federal share.

In his speech announcing the plan, he proposed that each new zone operate as a 50 - 50 partnership between the federal government and local philanthropists, businesses, and governments, and he estimated that the federal share of the cost would come to «a few billion dollars a year.»

Another health care heavyweight has released a statement in response to Gov. Andrew Cuomo's call for $ 5.9 billion worth of Medicaid cuts (when the federal share is factored in to the $ 2.85 billion worth of state funding).

In New York, the federal share is 50 percent — meaning the state must put up $ 1 for every $ 1 it receives from Washington.

The federal share is no less than 75 percent of the eligible cost for emergency measures and permanent restoration.

He sought to cut the state's Medicaid budget by nearly 30 %, or $ 20 billion [47]($ 10 billion from the state's share, the other $ 10 billion coming from the county and federal shares)[48] by making significant cuts to benefits, reducing reimbursement rates, [49] requiring identification, fingerprints, and drug testing for individuals to receive benefits.

The federal share is currently capped at 30 percent.

In addition, it funds the federal share of the budgets of the major German research organisations that conduct over half of the German research not done at universities.

President Jimmy Carter chose the first answer, swelling the federal share of education spending to an all - time high.

Moreover, the federal share of the school dollar — a dime — isn't big enough to yield much leverage over how the system works.

NSBA believes IDEA can be modernized according to the following principals: foster collaboration and trusting relationships between families and schools; reduce complex compliance - driven processes and redirect efforts within IDEA procedures to improving teaching and learning; and provide full funding of the federal share of IDEA investments.

NSBA believes increasing the federal share of funding for education, in particular the IDEA mandate from 1975, as well as funding to address the requirements from Title I and the No Child Left Behind Act.

Interestingly, the state share rose slightly to 42 percent, but the big hit was a drop in the federal share from 9 percent to 3 percent, a reflection of the loss of federal stimulus funds.

«NSBA fully supports the IDEA Full Funding Act, and applauds its focus on creating a long - term, 10 - year plan that will adequately fund the federal share of costs for special education.

NSBA urges full funding of the federal share of investments in IDEA, along with provisions to improve efficiency and effectiveness of the program for both students and schools.

The administration envisions that the federal share would be as high as 90 percent in the first year, gradually declining to roughly 25 percent after a decade.

Until recently, the federal share of public education funding remained fairly stable, hovering between 7 and 9 percent for much of the past 20 years.

This influx of ARRA funds for education expanded the federal share of funding and largely made up for the drop in state education funds to maintain a relatively stable total funding level through the recession (Figure 5).

Then, in 2009, the federal share climbed when Congress enacted the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA), which included nearly $ 80 billion in additional education spending.

Sets the federal share of project costs at up to 80 %.