Sentences with phrase «school aid increases if»

The governor says he will only agree to a significant school aid increase if the Senate and Assembly agree to all of his changes.

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If the $ 1 billion number holds for school aid, it would be a 4 percent increase in spending, though how the money will be distributed has not yet been decided.

If the school aid increase holds in negotiations Monday, that would mark a 4 percent increase in current spending, although how that funding would be distributed hasn't been decided, according to Senate and Assembly sources.

Third, to ensure ongoing compliance with the implementation of the evaluation system, school districts will continue to remain ineligible for annual state education aid increases if the district fails to implement their approved evaluation system.

«If we rewind back to the first year of implementation, districts had to put these plans in place under threat of losing a state aid increase,» said David Albert, spokesman for the New York State School Boards Association.

State aid increases continue to be linked to compliance with the teacher and principal evaluation process; districts will be ineligible for school aid if they have not fully implemented the teacher evaluation process for the 2013 - 14 year by September 1, 2013.

But Democrats, who run the Assembly, continue to argue that most increased education funding should go to the highest - need schools, which would happen if it were put in the «foundation» funding pot by which most state aid is allocated, and which also was cut drastically during the economic downturn.

Coupling it with a giveback to favor Thruway users is an unnecessary political ploy.As so many municipalities and school districts struggle, hemmed in by the property tax cap and only modest increases in state aid, if any at all, New York state appears flush with cash these days.

Cuomo threatened to withhold an increase to school aid if lawmakers did not comply with an extensive overhaul of the state's education system.

Even if the reforms are adopted and a $ 1.1 billion school aid increase is attached to the budget, it's unclear how that funding would be divided among New York schools.

If school districts go off the text of the budget bill and assume there will be no state aid increase, they may need to issue layoff notices before the state budget is approved.

If the State Legislature approves the Assembly's budget increase for education aid — it could mean more funding for Buffalo Public Schools.

The text of the budget bill relating to school aid, the groups say, suggests that «no district would receive an increase in aid over what it received in 2014 - 15» if Cuomo's education reform agenda isn't included.

«If you believe in a two - party system of government like I do, then I need to win this election,» said McGrath, who pledged to fight for increased school aid and against Common Core standards.

If the plans are rejected, then school districts would not continue to get increases in school aid, which were also approved in the budget.

If the Legislature passes his education reforms, Mr. Cuomo said he'll approve a 4.8 percent increase, or $ 1.1 billion, in school aid.

«Even if such a guarantee were made, this proposal would not lead to an increase in overall school aid, but simply a redistribution of funding amongst school districts.»

Lawmakers would be forced to increase state school aid for the current fiscal year if the measure passes.

If an income tax increase that is set to expire on Jan. 1 is not extended, state aid to schools could be cut by up to 35 percent, according to Michael Chamness, a spokesman for the Illinois Association of School Administrators.

• If N.J. Supreme Court orders increased school aid, Gov. Christie says not complying is among «options»

A school may increase your merit aid if they know another school offered you more money.

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