Sentences with phrase «operation of public schools»

Tennessee's Achievement School District (ASD) is the latest character onstage in the most interesting act of contemporary education reform: structural changes in the governance and operation of public schools.

Publicly funded but privately managed, charter schools are legally held to a far higher degree of accountability under the law in exchange for freedom from many of the rules that govern the operation of public schools.

A second suit brought by a coalition of taxpayer groups also challenged the program, claiming that the Nevada Constitution requires the legislature to set apart money to be used to fund the operation of public schools «to the exclusion of all other purposes.»

Private management The most extreme example of private business's growing involvement with schools is the rise of for - profit management companies seeking to take over the operation of public schools.

State governments are intimately involved in paying for the operation of public school districts.

Finally, the supreme court took up both groups of plaintiffs» argument that SB 302 violates Sections 2 and 6 of Article 11, «which requires the Legislature to appropriate money in an amount the Legislature deems sufficient to pay for the operation of the public schools before the Legislature enacts any other appropriation for the biennium.»

The justices appeared to focus most of their attention on the first case they heard, one dealing with whether the law is unconstitutional because it siphons off state funds that can only be used for the operation of public schools.

A local or intermediate school district is responsible for overseeing the operations of a public school academy only if the district grants the charter to the academy.