Sentences with phrase «more money for education»
The real truth is that we need more money for education.
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Lawmakers also found more money for education, though many districts continue to face serious budget woes.
In addition, because of Title I they receive more money for education than higher income schools.
It provides more money for education and training while mandating work, education, or training for recipients.
Meanwhile, Mary Bousted and Kevin Courtney, joint general secretaries of the National Education Union, called for Mr Hinds to engage with them and the teaching profession, and added: «Most crucially we hope he champions the need for extra funding for education and is able to get more money for education from the Treasury.»
Tax hikes that would have raised more money for education in Illinois were voted down in 48 of 60 local school district referendums, or 80 percent of the ballot initiatives held across the state on Nov. 5.
Plus, they will generate more money for education in this state because each charter school is eligible for $ 450,000 in federal funds.
If the wheels come off Clinton, and Biden doesn't get in, it could open the door for former Maryland governor Martin O'Malley, an enthusiastic proponent of more money for education.
Assembly Democrats on Monday evening released their one - house budget proposal, a $ 170 billion spending plan that would fund transportation in New York City through fees on ride hailing services and cabs in Manhattan and add more money for education than what was proposed by Gov. Andrew Cuomo.
ALBANY — Mayor Bill de Blasio laid out his priorities for the state budget today — asking the state for more money for education and public housing, and for permanent control of the city's schools.
«And it's not just about more money for education.
Congress last week approved a Republican spending blueprint for the coming fiscal year that promises more money for education, but substantially less than President Clinton has requested.
Alabama lawmakers debated last week whether to approve more money for education by dipping into a reserve fund designed to protect against school cutbacks when tax revenues fall short of projections.
North Carolina could get more money for education if the state expands where people can play the lottery and makes the games more enticing to younger players, a new report says.
As usual, the media tells us Democrats want more money for education and teacher salaries.
Nor has lack of evidence of positive results from allocating more money for the education of low - achieving children reduced the range of compensatory or supplementary programs funded by the U.S. Department of Education for them.
If we need more money for education, we have to find a place to get it,» he said.
And that agenda from Assembly Democrats typically includes finding more money for education and increasing taxes on wealthier New Yorkers in order to pay for it.
Georgia caps the amount of property - tax revenue local districts can collect above that 5 - mill requirement at 20 mills total, but local voters can override the limit if they choose to raise more money for education.
Butts also fired a rifle shot at de Blasio, who says he wants to tax the rich to get more money for education.
On Friday and Saturday the state legislature approved the $ 168 billion, 2018 - 19 State Budget, with a deal that includes a new state tax code as a response to federal changes and more money for education.
«We have had record progress in this state: $ 15 minimum wage, paid family leave, more money for education than ever before, best breast cancer program in the nation, best heroin program in the nation.
The national monument designation comes with a mandate for more funding for law enforcement, which means more eyes on the ground to keep fossil thieves at bay and more money for education «so that people know there are fossils out there,» Gay says.
The commission thought higher expectations, more time in school, and more money for education could stop the rising tide.
Going through the event's website, one sees the typical «progressive» reform ideas including pleas for «more money for education» and «smaller class sizes,» but one thing did jump out at me — the obsessive hatred of standardized testing.