Sentences with phrase «instructional expenditures»

«Those increases in instructional expenditures proved to have large dividends, significant economic returns, in the lives of these children,» he said.

Surprisingly, the most competitive colleges cost the least for low - income students while providing the most instructional expenditure per student.

The most competitive colleges cost the least for low - income students while providing the most instructional expenditure per student.

Whereas districts had previously avoided cutting instructional expenditure, in 2011 and 2012 instructional spending fell sharply as pressures on school funding increased.

The most competitive colleges spend over $ 25,000 on instructional expenditure for each student yet the average low - income family pays less than $ 8,000 out of pocket for these schools.

These increases are equivalent to 50 to 125 percent of a full year's growth in instructional expenditures.

According to the Connecticut Department of Education, Weston spends a total of $ 45,503 per pupil, per year, with $ 24,471 of that going for «direct instructional expenditures.»

They document that public school districts with the largest declines in instructional expenditures during the recession had worse achievement outcomes and that this grew with additional years of exposure to the Great Recession.

Also available are the school district reports which include administrative and instructional expenditures by fund, the number of UFTE students, and the number and percentage of district employees in each category listed in Section 1010.215 (2), F.S.

Examining the components of expenditure, we find that instructional categories were prioritized over noninstructional, so instructional expenditure only sustained small cuts in the initial years after recession.

But when the stimulus dried up and the economy was still stagnating, instructional expenditure received severe cuts.

«Do expenditures other than instructional expenditures affect graduation and persistence rates in American higher education?

Average CRDC - reported personnel expenditures are about two - thirds of instructional expenditures, a measure that is commonly used in education finance.

Twenty miles down the road, Bridgeport, Connecticut spends $ 13, 101 per student, per year, of which $ 8,037 goes for «direct instructional expenditures.»

At the least selective four year colleges, low - income families pay over $ 15,000 out of pocket yet their students receive only around $ 5000 in instructional expenditure.

Tuition Baby: A Sugar Baby searching for assistance spending for her instructional expenditures.

New York's original charter funding formula, while far from perfect, sought to link charter school funding to local district's instructional expenditures.

According to a recent review from the Performance Evaluation and Expenditure Review (PEER) Committee, instructional expenditures have decreased by three percent (adjusted for inflation) over the past decade, while administrative expenditures have increased by 13 percent (adjusted for inflation).