Sentences with phrase «less funding»

However, even with the funding «following the student,» charter public schools receive less funding for each student than a school district would if it were to serve the same student.

Across the state, charter school children receive less funding for their education than children in district schools, resulting in a gap of thousands less per child per year.

Even though charter schools and district schools receive equal funding from the state, charters generally receive less funding per student.

But charters, which get significantly less funding than traditional district schools, are able to direct more funding into classrooms.

That, in turn, means less funding in district schools which results in fewer elective classes and less support.

There had been concern among officials affiliated with some of the city's major institutions that the cultural plan would mean less funding for them.

The city's charter students and their dedicated teachers are achieving great results, despite receiving 40 percent less funding than the district schools.

I think what's next is no summer transfers with the now perfect excuse that there are less funds available for signings.

However, these public schools achieve these results with far less funding per student.

The report found that over the past decade, at least 23 states are providing less funding support for elementary and secondary schools than when the Great Recession took hold in 2008.

The publicly funded, privately run charters have less money for each student because they get less funding from the city and the state, the study found.

As a state charter school we receive substantially less funding per student than the typical public school.

However, women, on average, start their business with eight times less funding than men, making tax credits a critical part of their business plan.

He points to data that shows that public schools do not necessarily receive less funding if some of their students leave to participate in school choice programs.

An example would be your growth of your kid (and as a consequence less funds that you need to keep as reserve) or complete payout of your mortgage.

I think it would be politically much easier to raise less funding for research than for massively expensive, hugely ineffective carbon cuts.

If the markets continue to go down expect less funding.

That means schools in poor districts have vastly less funding available than those in rich districts.

Local authorities will tend to have the project management resources to undertake these kinds of projects as well as a clearer idea of the need, but less and less funding capacity.

An obvious downside is that these policies cause less funding to be available for all other districts.

They face less funding for schools, with groups of superintendents who will testify to the horrible educational ramifications.

The school enjoyed less funding than the all - white schools, meaning that our teachers earned lower salaries and that money for lab equipment and other facilities was scarce.

The result has been that less funding reaches the program's intended beneficiaries: disadvantaged students and the schools they attend.

It basically states that charters receive less funding due to fewer obligations regarding students with special needs, transportation and support services.

So why do charter schools do so well at educating children, despite getting significantly less funding than district schools?

Investment clubs pick more investments than individuals, putting less funds in each pick.

While you stand to earn more interest on higher deposits, it may be a barrier to entry for someone with less funds to part with for a CD.

In reality, we receive far less funding because we are denied multiple crucial categories of aid, including funds for transportation and facilities.

Only 16 states provided additional funding to districts with greater numbers of disadvantaged students, and 14 states provided less funding to such districts.

Schools in both sectors receive significantly less funding than their district school counterparts.

We do not receive facilities funding, and we receive less funds in general than other public schools.

As is widely recognized, charter schools receive less funding per pupil than traditional public schools.

This has become a large problem for the organizers, as less attendance to the event means less funding to host the event each year.

High dividend payout ratio means having less funds available to finance the growth of the company.

An example would be your growth of your kid (and as a consequence less funds that you need to keep as reserves) or complete payout of your mortgage.

Public school students already receive less funding than those in private schools.

And less funding for public schools has contributed to teacher shortages in most districts across the state.

In addition, if the State Library (on behalf of the Consortium) agreed to pay $ 75,000 for the platform fee, there would be that much less funding for content.

Sum at Risk is Sum Assured less Fund Value under the policy.

Service Learning Thrives Despite Less Funding, Time Even though demands on school time and funds continue to increase, service - learning programs remain popular, according to research.

«The base guarantee assures funding for certain long - established institutions, leaving less funding available for growing schools serving increasing numbers of financially needy students.»

Distribution or payment of a mutual fund's net income (interest and dividend income less fund expenses) to its shareholders, whether paid in cash or reinvested to purchase additional fund shares.

With my second I was more distracted and had less funds so didn't prioritize doing it and regretted it.

Further, as occurred last year in Wisconsin, when opponents of school reform control the executive and legislative branches, initiatives such as Milwaukee's voucher program encounter the double - whammy of less funding and a public school regulatory model.

The city's biggest issue, however, is funding: Santiago's startups raise 96 % less funding overall when compared to Silicon Valley's.