He says if Syosset and
other wealthy districts didn't spend so much on their schools — if they cut some of their impressive programs and high salaries — they would not have to collect so much in taxes.
Not exact matches
She and her friend Gale (Liam Hemsworth) hunt for squirrels to survive — her preferred weapon is a bow and arrow — while hoping not to hear their names called in the Hunger Games, in which a young girl and boy from each
district are picked by lottery for an annual, televised death match — killing each
other for the amusement of the
wealthy and powerful.
Vermont's governor and
other state policymakers are looking at ways to make their new school - finance - reform plan more palatable to
wealthy districts.
Further, the Court found that inadequate funding from the state is leading to inequalities and disparities between
wealthy and poor school
districts, because some
districts are only able to raise a fraction of the money through local levies as
other districts, despite having a higher local levy tax rate.
The
district owes the state more than $ 200 million — and possibly as much as $ 269 million — in «recapture» payments, money that
districts deemed «property
wealthy» have to share with
other districts
When high school students from a small,
wealthy Massachusetts school
district known for its excellent schools were found to have messaged each
other on Facebook earlier this month using racial and homophobic slurs, school officials and law enforcement immediately stepped in.
Salaries also vary within states where
wealthy suburban school
districts generally have higher salary schedules than
other districts.
He declared unconstitutional and «irrational» the way Connecticut funds and oversees local public schools; he found that the state government has the enforceable responsibility under Connecticut's constitution to provide all students an adequate education — not just the
wealthy suburban kids who rank first nationwide in reading scores, but also the many «functionally illiterate» high - school graduates from the 30 poorest Connecticut school
districts, which rank below Mississippi and 39
other states in those same scores.
In any event, the Darien and Greenwich and New Canaan and Fairfield and many
other districts that seem to represent OZ to the impoverished are never good enough and the
wealthy pack their precious ones off to private schools generating yet another gap (the dreaded private school gap) in our society!
Some elementary schools in the Hightop
district serve mostly white students from
wealthy homes;
others educate students from less
wealthy families and minority backgrounds.
Lara called it «the 1 percent influence on our school
district,» in reference to the Occupy movement's claim to represent the
other 99 percent of Americans who are not
wealthy.
Other than one suburb of Portland, Ore., all of the
wealthiest school
districts are commuter towns of New York City, located in either Fairfield County, Conn., or Westchester County, N.Y..
Fund my
District at 11,000 per student (which is what it costs to educate a student in a wealthy suburban school district) and then we can help
District at 11,000 per student (which is what it costs to educate a student in a
wealthy suburban school
district) and then we can help
district) and then we can help
others.
But he says concerns about worsening pay gaps between
wealthy and poor counties may be well - founded, even if states adopt a similar approach to lawmakers in Tennessee and several
other southern states, which implemented minimum pay requirements for
districts.