Sentences with phrase «income families»

More than 30 % of low income families in don't have computers and broadband access at home.

The program would provide lower income families with more educational options.

I facilitate a nutrition and diabetes self - management class for low income families who do not like «diabetic» food.

The idea here is to provide an equal reward to all low and middle income families saving at the same rate measured against their income.

Helps lenders work with low and moderate income families living in rural areas to make home ownership a reality.

Today, millions of low - income families of color are exercising choice and it's no surprise that they overwhelmingly value their educational freedom.

The effects on academic achievement are greatest for students from higher income families, while the effects on behavior are more pronounced on students who are less well - off.

If you don't have money or credit, low income families don't have an incentive to realize their dreams because after paying bills, there is no money left.

Be sure to do research on what programs are available for low income families at both the state and federal level — most states have numerous forms of income - qualified assistance programs.

The other encourages millions in new private school scholarships for lower - income families by offering a tax credit for corporate and individual donations to scholarship funds.

To increase the odds of having better quality programs that are more generously funded and more reasonably regulated, reformers should be sure to include higher income families as potential beneficiaries.

Yet, as challenging as it was becoming single income families with new babies, we both realized how incredibly fortunate we were.

With dual income families on the rise, there is a significant earning in a particular household.

The other partner may be responsible for a larger percentage of the responsibility of earning income the family needs to survive.

Your advocacy makes a difference for low - income families across our state.

Even economists illustrate that the early years matter, finding that there is a huge return on the public investment when children from low - income families attend high - quality early childhood programs.

The school increases access for lower - income families through over $ 1 million in need - based financial aid provided to 75 % of the student body.

Not only do «prices always go up», but dual income families don't necessarily have dual income for the life of the loan.

Back yard breeders are not necessarily bad people, they often come from middle to upper income families, and their dogs can be well loved and kept.

Myth: Low - income children already have access to publicly funded preschool, and middle - and higher - income families pay for their children to attend preschool.

The initiative seeks to give low - income families access to over 150 healthcare programs, including mental health services.

On the other hand, mothers in low income families often do not have time to consider individual choices around vaccination.

In order to help low and moderate income families get over the hurdle of making down payments, the program offers a grant to help pay the upfront costs.

I run a federal program that helps low - income families become self - sufficient.

For example, let's say you are a two - income family earning enough to comfortably handle the mortgage, car payment, and other monthly expenses.

Energy costs eat up ~ 4 % of the income of an middle to upper middle income family while it can eat up 20 % of the income of a low income household.

Want to know where two - income families making more than $ 75,000 can be found in a particular city?

Your pet food donations are a great way of helping low - income families keep pets in their homes with their families instead of in our local shelters.

To no one's surprise, that graph shows that in every country students who come from higher - income families score higher on math and reading tests.

Children from low - income families tend to do worse at school than their better - off peers.

Good news for low income families whose children attend selective schools.

Let them see how much income the family brings in, how much monthly expenses are, the amount put into saving, and how much is left as discretionary funds.

The program is designed to help low - to - moderate income families achieve homeownership in eligible areas.

Should schools with student bodies primarily from low - income families spend less on the education of those children than is spent on the education of other students in the same school district?

Many cloth diaper advocates and educators eventually find themselves wanting to help low - income families find and use reusable cloth diapers.

Meanwhile, home affordability is at record highs, which means that buying a home is more within reach to the median income family.

Another area where dads can step up is to position their family to be a single income family so that moms can stay home with the children.

Middle income families wanting good schools often purchase homes in good school districts that are just barely within their financial means, causing them to live hand - to - mouth.

But as the program evolved, more middle income families qualified for vouchers, and half of the students getting these state vouchers have never attended a public school.

Two - income families also face added expenses for work clothes, meals away from home, and so on.

Now middle - income families already using private schools were having their tuition paid for, at least partially, by the state.

This was the generation of latch - key children — the first generation of dual - income families where both parents work outside the home.

They suggest the possibility that strong schools could help children from low - income families succeed.

Lastly, I was disappointed not to hear brought up how many low income families rely at least partially on government funded food assistance programs.