Sentences with phrase «school budget slated»
With the proposed Buffalo school budget slated to pull millions of dollars out of thinning reserves to balance the spending plan, board members spent several hours Wednesday night looking for savings.
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The Rochester City School District has released its proposed budget, and it has slated an increase in funding for bilingual education staff and services.
According to the budget, the city is slated to lose $ 518 million in state education aid in 2011 - 2012, with a drop from $ 8.1 billion this school year to $ 7.6 billion the next.
With the release of the Executive Budget, Ossining Union Free School District is slated to be the lowest Foundation Aid funded school district in all of NewSchool District is slated to be the lowest Foundation Aid funded school district in all of Newschool district in all of New York.
With less than two weeks before the Buffalo school board is slated to vote on its budget for the fiscal year starting July 1, it's under pressure to spend millions to put aides on every school bus.
During a meeting in Makowski School, the District Parent Coordinating Council voted «no confidence» regarding the budget slated to be approved a week from today.
President Obama is slated to visit a Fairfax County school Tuesday to announce plans to seek $ 1.35 billion in his next budget to expand his signature education initiative to improve schools.
«Charter schools have escaped Gov. Dannel P. Malloy's budget knife and are slated for a $ 9.3 million boost in his newly proposed state budget.
Ann Flynn, NSBA's director of education innovation, notes that as education budgets have tightened, educational service agencies in several states have added technology services to the slate of operational and instructional services they offer their districts and schools.
Now factor in the school board votes slated for Election Day, the first to be held in November since a law enacted last winter gave districts the option to move to their ballots in return for not needing a public vote on the school budget.