Sentences with phrase «median state»

Generally speaking, quotes from National Automotive fall slightly above average or median state rates, based submissions to Louisiana's Insurance department.

In Oakland OUSD autonomous charters» median state rank (4) is significantly higher than traditional public schools» (2).

He found the median state - level presidential polling error to be 4 percentage points.

The median state includes a total of 935 respondents, the state with the most respondents is California (n = 5,456) and the state with the least respondents is Wyoming (n = 157).

The median state score was 47.1 %.

I'm only the little yellow bar,» Cuomo said pointing to a bar showing the disparity between the median state income tax and local property taxes; $ 1,800 to $ 4,700, respectively.

The median state was Tennessee, at 16 percent.

That was about equal to Tennessee, the median state.

Out of 100 teachers who are still teaching at 55 years old, the median state assumes that 65 will retire by their 60th birthday, and only 8 will remain teaching until they reach age 65.

We find that assumed withdrawal rates in the median state decline from 20 percent in a teacher's first year of service to 4.5 percent by Year 10.

However, when a teacher reaches age 55, the median state assumes a turnover rate of 16 percent.

In the median state, less than half of all teachers are expected to work long enough to vest in their retirement plan — meaning that despite big spending and promises, less than half of all public - school teachers, on average, will ever receive retirement benefits for their years on the job (see Figure 3).

From the 1980's to the early 2000s, the median state lowered its retirement age for teachers from 58 to 55.

In the median state, measures of academic achievement currently count for about half of schools» summative ratings.

In fact, in the median state, teachers must work for a minimum of 24 years before their lifetime pension benefits are worth more than their own contributions plus interest.

Because teacher pension benefits are heavily back - loaded, the Urban Institute estimates the median state requires teachers to stay at least 24 years before they hit the «break - even» point where their pension is finally worth more than their own contributions plus interest.

In the median state, teachers must wait 24 years before their pension is finally worth more than their own contributions.

In 2010, less than 60 percent of adults living in the median state were also born in that state.

Even using a more conservative 5 percent interest rate, a teacher would need to stay for at least 15 years in order to break even in the median state.

Because teachers have such high attrition rates in the early years of their career, the median state assumes that more than 70 of teachers will be gone before even this lower break - even point.

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Based on our calculations from state pension plan assumptions, the median state assumes that only 23 percent of teachers will stay for at least 24 years.

In the median state, fewer than half of incoming teachers will vest in their pension plan, making them ineligible to collect even a minimum pension payment (see figure).

In the median state, less than one - in - five teachers will stay long enough to realize the benefits that begin accruing at the back - end of teacher careers.

In our recent paper, «Friends Without Benefits: How States Systematically Shortchange Teachers» Retirement and Threaten Their Retirement Security,» we used pension - plan assumptions for all 50 states and the District of Columbia to estimate that, in the median state, more than half of all teachers won't qualify for even a minimal pension.

In the median state, teachers need to work for a minimum of 24 years before their lifetime pension benefits are worth more than their own contributions plus interest.

In a state such as Louisiana, the median state in terms of student population, that would have translated into $ 308,839,005 more in education spending during the 2009 - 10 school year.

In the median state, a new young teacher today has to remain for 25 years before her pension benefit cross into positive territory.

In the median state, about half of all new teachers won't stay long enough to receive any pension at all, and only about one - in - six will stay for a full career.

A median state misdemeanor rate of 3,544 cases per 100,000 citizens indicates that taxpayers are burdened with paying the costs of more than 10 million misdemeanor prosecutions per year, the report said.

The median state average expenditure was $ 783.