Sentences with phrase «from local taxpayers»

Besides putting armed officers in every school, the initiative by the state sheriff's association would shift the cost from local taxpayers to the state.

«But charter schools didn't contribute to that legacy debt, nor can they raise funds from local taxpayers,» McGee says.

«The governor has made school funding fundamentally more progressive by shifting this burden away from local taxpayers and toward the more equitable state income tax,» Fashouer said.

Education aid was increased by more than four percent in the current budget, helping school districts make ends meet as they struggle to raise revenue from local taxpayers.

Officials at local agencies receiving the grant money said that the funds paid for crime - fighting activities that would otherwise come from local taxpayers or, in this era of tightening budgets, not be funded at all.

Voters will get to decide if New Paltz's public house of knowledge will get $ 75,000 more per year from local taxpayers.

Districts, of course, can also seek operating levies from local taxpayers to boost revenues beyond what the state affords them, while charters depend entirely on state and federal per - pupil allocations and whatever they can raise from philanthropy (see Figure 1 for current spending estimates).

She neglects to tell you that the per - pupil spending in Bridgeport consists of both the state ECS allocation and the money it derives from the local taxpayers.

Under the McCleary decision, will school districts that now raise a lot from their local taxpayers have to give up some of those dollars?

Further, none of Idaho's public charter schools receive one cent from local taxpayers for facilities or supplemental levies.

The «per - pupil» amount is delivered to schools regardless of how much the districts get in other forms of state aid or can raise from local taxpayers.