Sentences with phrase «paid stipends»

With the support of the Education Foundation and community donors the district has a district wide school garden program director to support school garden efforts and paid stipends for school site coordinators.

In 1972, students in Buffalo, Atlanta and San Diego were reported to be paid stipends for working as members of school district curriculum writing and

Individuals who attend such an institute on a full - time basis may be paid stipends for the period of their attendance at such institute in amounts specified by the Commissioner in regulations, including allowances for travel to attend such institute.

These councils meet at least twice a year at WGU's Salt Lake City headquarters, and members are paid stipends and compensated for expenses.

Klein said the letter that asked the comptroller for the payment authorization was actually a kind of «coding» that did not specifically state that the senators who were paid the stipends actually held the committee chair posts.

Klein said the letter that asked the comptroller for the payment authorization was actually a kind of «coding» that did not specifically state that the Senators who were paid the stipends actually held the committee chair posts.

He said this year government had already paid stipends from January to March and owes just one month when it comes to the bilateral scholarship.

Senate Ethics Committee Chairwoman Elaine Phillips on Thursday said the issues surrounding paid stipends for lawmakers is an issue under «litigation.»

«So far, we have 455, 857 poor and vulnerable households uploaded onto the National Social Register, from which 297, 973 households have been mined and are being mined and being paid stipends in 20 states,» she said.

Lawmakers are being scrutinized for the system in which up to seven senators have received paid stipends or «lulus» for committee chairmanships they do not actually hold.

Lawmakers in the Republican and Independent Democratic Conference spent the week insisting the arrangement in which non-committee chairs receive paid stipends is a legal one.

The lawmakers in question received paid stipends or «lulus» as a result of being designated committee chairs.

The arrangement surrounding the use of paid stipends for lawmakers who are not committee chairs — but listed with the title in Senate payroll records — is being investigated by Attorney General Eric Schneiderman's office.

Payroll records submitted to the state comptroller's office falsely claimed four Republican lawmakers who receive paid stipends in the state Senate held committee chair posts.

Democratic Senate Minority Leader Andrea Stewart - Cousins on Tuesday called for an investigation of arrangement of falsely designating some lawmakers as committee chairs on payroll records in order to receive paid stipends.

The Republican - controlled Senate on Wednesday hopes to put the controversy surrounding paid stipends behind them, backing legislation that would speed up ride hailing in upstate and the suburban New York City counties before departing the state Capitol for the weekend.

The talking points from Senate Republicans and the Independent Democratic Conference justifying the arrangement in which non-committee chairs are paid stipends normally designated for those jobs breaks down in two broad categories:

Adding more fuel to the fire that has ignited in the Senate in recent weeks has been a controversy over paid stipends to lawmakers, including three IDC members, who hold the title of vice chair, but receive money usually designated for a committee chairman.

Maylahn is even able to pay himself a stipend.

Does your community pay your stipend or do you have another job?

Hourly Rate: Coaches are paid a stipend for the competitive league and on an hourly basis for the intramural program.

Few Chicago parents complain about the screening because many of the district's volunteers are paid a stipend for helping out, officials said.

We also sell our bread through local markets, neighborhood subscribers, and church subscriptions... the money goes toward buying ingredients, paying the bills and paying a stipend to our trainees.

Those documents show several occasions in which lawmakers were falsely labeled committee chairs when they did not hold that title and claim the lawmakers were entitled to receive a paid stipend for that post.

Republican Sen. Pam Helming on Wednesday wrote on Facebook she was never told she would receive a paid stipend as vice chair of a Senate committee.

He submitted a motion for the group to make a formal recommendation on the Senate's controversial practice of paying stipends to individuals who don't actually hold leadership posts.

Clifford said the use of asset forfeiture funds to pay stipends to assistant district attorneys is allowable under state and federal law.

There is no provision in state law to pay stipends to vice chairs.

Pick a hundred voters randomly, pay them a stipend, and let them choose the candidate.

The key headline this morning clearly is, «Paid Stipend as Committee Chair but Does not Bother to Attend Committee Meetings.»

That post pays a stipend of $ 12,500.

Senate Minority Leader Andrea Stewart - Cousins on Tuesday called for an investigation into the practice of paying stipends for jobs lawmakers don't hold; Senate Republicans maintain the process is legal.

Common Cause and other government watchdog groups say the Senate should immediately end the practice of paying the stipends, and that State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman and Albany County District Attorney David Soares should look into the matter.

Its suggestions will include more scholarships and higher paying stipends for students and more institutional funding for a range of programs aimed at attracting and retaining U.S. - born - and - bred students.

In some schools, principals are passing off many of the managerial responsibilities or instructional leader duties to teachers, who then get paid a stipend, according to Dr. Ferrandino.

Teachers across the curriculum were paid a stipend to participate in the additional meetings.

They get paid a stipend, learn from experts in the field, take on real - world work and responsibility, and are ushered through by coaches at the job site who ensure they meet national industry standards.

Also, Fryer paid them a stipend; in my experience, graduate students working for free, and only for credit of some sort, don't always follow through.

In addition to learning firsthand how elections are run, student poll workers can be paid a stipend that generally ranges between $ 65 and $ 150, depending on the county.

In exchange for their work, teachers were paid a stipend and received continuing education credits (CEUs).

School leaders can also pay a stipend to talented teachers for authoring curriculum and assessments during summers.

The volunteer participants, who are paid a stipend, are trained on ways to break the «cycle of blame» for student underachievement by bringing parents and educators together in a home setting.

Through the #armmewith movement, teachers are challenging the sanity of paying stipends to armed educators, when they know that additional resources are desperately needed to «arm teachers» with resources, materials, and time to teach effectively every day!

ALC allocates from $ 5,000 - $ 8000 per school to pay stipends to certified teachers to deliver the instruction, purchase instructional materials to enhance the program, and purchase a personal reading book for each student.

But a crucial part of the model is paying a stipend to the most qualified teachers in the school district to teach at the lowest - performing, most economically disadvantaged schools.

Btw, if you're in the UK, there's a special library program where, under certain circumstances, the government will pay a stipend to you for your books that are acquired by libraries.

In some cases, the narrator may also be paid a stipend by Audible for agreeing to this option.

If Audible is paying a stipend on your book, note that the rights holder must APPROVE the finished product within 60 days of the date you signed the contract.

Serving as musical directors, they were paid a stipend of about $ 2 a month by members of the band, a revenue which they supplemented by giving private music lessons.

Like the NSF's Antarctic program, TAC doesn't pay a stipend.