Sentences with phrase «local school budgets»

He publicly called for a voting down of local school budgets.

Even more recently the implementation of the program was delayed a year in order to postpone the excessive local costs that the new evaluation program will have on local school budgets.

New research showing the growing role federal funds play in local school budgets also puts a spotlight on the pending sequestration cuts and the ongoing partisan gridlock that still rules Congress.

The «money follows the child» funding proposal — pushed by a private group that operates several Connecticut charter schools — has ominous consequences for local school budgets.

SIMON: So this doesn't have to be a full - time position - because, of course, there's the concern about local school budgets at this particular point.

(Va.) New research showing the growing role federal funds play in local school budgets also puts a spotlight on the pending sequestration cuts and the ongoing partisan gridlock that still rules Congress.

The gaping hole created in local school budgets by diverting state funds to charter schools also troubled committee members.

For up - to - the - minute local school budget voting results, watch Spectrum News or visit: specne.ws / kPysNT

To a large extent, state fiscal policies have caused great pressure on property taxes in needy cities, counties and school districts, including decisions: to reduce revenue sharing; to decrease the share of local school budgets covered by state aid, to divide the non-federal share of Medicaid costs without considering ability to pay, and to allocate STAR benefits... (read more)

Nixon stated that the proposal «would undermine local control and give Governor Cuomo unprecedented power to veto local school budgets.»

Now that the state budget has been passed, school districts in New York have a better idea on what to expect in state aid, as voters get ready to decide local school budgets on May 16.

Enactment of such a proposal — which has been pushed by a private company that runs several of Connecticut's state charter schools — would drain money from local school budgets.

However she said: «Condensing consultation periods and putting pressure on local authorities to agree local school budgets within a much shorter time frame are some ways in which the DfE might fast - track this.

In addition, the Windham Board of Education will pay $ 8,400 per student (of which almost 85 % will come from state funds) and neighboring towns that send children will need to provide the magnet school with $ 3,500 from their own local school budgets.

More ominous for local school budgets is that state board members has kept alive a proposal to revise the funding model for charter schools to require districts to pay a set tuition rate for each child from the district enrolled in a charter school.

As you point out, education funding from Washington on average represents less than 10 percent of local school budgets.

She's concerned about «unfunded mandates» because those ultimately lead to cuts in local school budgets.

Do the right thing today and go out and vote NO on your local school budget especially if they're trying to go over what's allowed by the tax cap.

Taxpayers throughout the rest of the Rochester area voted on their local school budgets.

Voters in New York State will get a chance to vote on their local school budgets on Tuesday.

Voters across New York state will go to the polls today to vote for or against their local school budgets.

North Fork residents will go to the polls Tuesday to vote on their local school budget proposals, none of which attempts to pierce the state - mandated tax levy cap for the 2013 - 14 fiscal year.

Residents will head to the polls Tuesday to vote on their local school budgets.

Stay loyal over policies like cuts to local school budgets and they risk losing next time around.

«Last week, voters spoke loudly and clearly when they approved nearly 94 percent of the local school budgets across New York.

Nor does he seem to have any use for parents» voice, or the democratic way that communities build their local school budgets.

You know: Community members vote each May on their local school budgets and determine which candidates are best suited to serve on local school boards.

Voters across New York State head to the polls Tuesday to vote on their local school budget proposals.

New Yorkers gave overwhelming approval to their local school budgets this week with only a handful rejected.

There will also be a discussion about taxes, development, local and county governments, the local school budget, and any issues those in attendance wish to discuss.

Even with all the mandates the reservation schools must meet, in many ways they are better off than other rural schools because they are completely funded by state and federal money; there is no anxious waiting each year to see if a local school budget passes.

From teachers and parents to elected officials, community leaders, employers, and on and on, everybody has a stake in decisions about their local school budget.

How do you speed smaller classes in the vital early grades without sacrificing later grades, local school budgets and arts teachers?

-- State and local school budgets are under severe stress.

Every April, New Jerseyans head to the polls to vote on their local school budget.

Part of the reason that North Carolina ranks low in teacher pay is that local school budgets — which are funded by city or county governments — tend to be stingier than in other states.

Voters in New York State will get a chance to vote on their local school budgets on Tuesday.

That drop was due to a contraction in the school book market for kindergarten through high school; fallout from the 2008 recession continues to affect state and local school budgets.

Funding drives everything whether it comes from the federal or state government or your local school budget.