Sentences with phrase «negotiations last school year»
In negotiations last school year, I and two other colleagues won a shorter day for our students.
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Members of the state Assembly could as early as this week vote on a bill that would undo the changes to the STAR School Tax Relief program that were included in last year's budget negotiations but which have sparked statewide complaints.
Ultimately, after final budget negotiations last year, Ossining received an additional $ 2.2 Million dollars in Foundation Aid, yet remained one of the most underfunded Foundation Aid school districts in the state.
«The last five years have shown that we are the party of education: we're the only party to prioritise education in budget negotiations, which has delivered over # 282m for our schools through our Pupil Premium.
During the end - game negotiations over the federal budget last year, a new education program was born: the small - schools initiative.
Teachers in two school districts in Ohio, where the budget year begins on Jan. 1, remained on strike last week after negotiations for new contracts broke down.
The paper reported the governors felt the school would work better in a smaller group in the region, and that the school's headteacher Simon Beswick had been suspended for five weeks during negotiations to leave the trust, which first started in January last year.
Meanwhile, House funding for the teaching pilot program — approved in last year's budget negotiations — would total $ 8.8 million in recurring and non-recurring dollars, bankrolling a three - year program that provides financial incentives for educators to become school leaders in order to spur performance improvements in the classroom.
But during the last year, ever since the Mayor meekly crawled to Albany to beg for a one - year extension, the sticking point in negotiations over the renewal of mayoral control has been the urgency of expanding NYC's public charter school sector, de Blasio's favorite whipping boy, which now serves one out of ten students in NYC, most of them poor and of color.