Sentences with phrase «local contributions»

«There needs to be a rebate for this type of house — a reduction in terms of local contributions,» he says.

In the same year, local school districts paid local contributions of roughly $ 1 billion in addition to state investments.

Under the city's public campaign finance program, qualified candidates have individual local contributions matched 6 to 1.

Of the district's $ 2.7 billion in revenues in 2013, 50 percent came from the state and 14 percent from the federal government; city and local contributions made up the remainder.

These are only two examples of how local contributions can be scaled, and that it is possible for all pupils to have equitable financial support.

Additionally, the report looks at local contributions to education in the context of a city / town's property wealth.

Used by many districts last year — including some of the poorer ones — it does a far better job of meeting the state standards and putting local contributions into context.

The Executive Committee shall have authority to maintain and administer special funds, such as local contributions for special purposes, monies appropriated by affiliated societies, and other funds not named herein.

The Executive Committee shall have authority to maintain and administer special funds, such as local contributions for special purposes, moneys appropriated by Affiliated Societies, and other funds not named herein.

According to a budget analysis from the state Legislative Analyst Office, roughly 60 percent of special education funding actually comes from local contributions.

Each district has a different required local contribution, based on its municipal - revenue growth factor, or MRGF.

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The Regents» proposal says the state's share of total school expenditures — including local contributions — has fallen significantly over the past decade, from 48 percent to just over 40 percent.

The current and capital costs of primary schools, including teachers» salaries, are funded mainly by the Government and supplemented by local contributions.

In the prior fifteen years, the company's combined state and local contributions totaled just $ 1,625.

The budget amendments portray the complexity of the idea: The Cuomo administration could make no estimate for future charitable donations to be made by New Yorkers under the state and local contribution systems it proposes.

In New York City, the cut would come to $ 579 million, or a 2.9 percent reduction to its $ 20 billion schools budget once local contributions are factored in.

Mr. Zeldin said the project will be funded with 80 percent federal money and a 20 percent local contribution.

Schoenberger noted that among Mr. Miele's many local contributions and accomplishments was his long fight against MTA taxes and the Authority's jurisdiction over Rockland County, his help to form the Village of Montebello, as well as his work to speed up and cut costs on the long - delayed county courthouse construction.

To get a sense of where this is happening, I collected data on state and local contributions toward employee retirement plans from the Boston College Center for Retirement Research.

Mr. Unz, who earlier said he would not fund a ballot campaign here unless there was significant local support, said he is now prepared to give money to the effort, though he expects local contributions.

The funding overshadowed large local contributions from traditional donors Eli Broad and A. Jerrold Perenchio, who have long sought to counteract the influence of the teachers union.

This report from the Connecticut Economic Resource Center examines local contributions to public education in Connecticut and how those contributions compare across the state.

There is a direct local contribution to the drying and high temperatures in the absence of evaporative cooling.1 While heat waves with high humidity are oppressive and give no relief at night, heat waves often form in association with drought.

Alaska's public schools are funded with a combination of state aid, a required local contribution — where applicable — and federal impact assistance.

Sonoma Wine Country Weekend Triples Local Contributions and Delivers Over Three Million Dollars to Charities from 2014 Event A record - breaking total of $ 3,385,400 in contributions to 84 Sonoma County non-profit organizations was distributed yesterday afternoon from the hugely successful 2014 Sonoma Wine Country Weekend...

When a local church is unable to pay for the total upkeep of a missionary, the common resources of CWM top up the local contribution.

The new organization — called East Brooklyn Churches (EBC)-- raised its needed $ 200,000 of «front» money from denominatons and from their own members (local contributions, mostly from congregations, totaled $ 13,000).

Paladino is brushing off the criticism of his local contributions.

Mike Weatherley, who won Hove from Labour at the election, used his maiden speech last Thursday to celebrate the local contribution to the British music and film industries:

Academic promotion depends not only on your contributions to science but also on your local contributions to the university.

Whatever portion of the foundation budget is not covered by the local contribution is then covered by Chapter 70 foundation aid.

To count total retirement spending, I included all state and local contributions, because some states require cities or school districts to make the majority of retirement plan contributions, while others handle it all at the state level.

The federal government provides just 10 percent of the district's $ 265 million annual budget, with state appropriations, local contributions, grants, and revolving funds covering the balance.

The Program calls for state and local contributions to a fund earmarked specifically for teacher salaries, operating expenses, and transportation costs.

With each student who left the district for a commission - approved charter, the district lost a portion of its per - pupil state aid pegged to what the local contribution would have been.

This local contribution is known as the «27 percent rule.»

Currently, the state provides $ 9,300 per pupil directly to state charter schools, with no local contribution.

In a Sac Bee article about the funding problems at the California State Teachers Retirement System (CalSTRS), which requires an astonishing $ 4.5 billion a year in additional annual contributions from government (on top of the $ 5.7 billion in state and local contributions it already receives),...

This would mean, in the case of charter schools, that local districts would have to pay a local contribution for each student attending.

Volumes I - III: Final technical report and appendixes and local contributions to understanding the programs and their impacts.