Sentences with phrase «school budgeting»

The study is from 2005 and two years later a series of school budget cuts removed billions from the system.

But given the strain on school budgets in recent years, experts say middle - income districts also need help to reach federal goals for Internet speed and the deployment of computers.

But experts say upward pressure on school budgets from growing pupil numbers and pay demands will mean a growing strain on resources.

The bad news for school budgets kept coming as the calendar turned from 2003 to 2004.

Public school budgets for lunch are generally $ 1.25 to $ 3 per student a day, and each meal has to be mass produced in an outdated kitchen for quick consumption.

The average tax levy increase in the 37 school budgets voted on in the two counties is 1.8 percent, and that apparently sat well with voters.

With school budgets tight, many school districts have cut summer school remediation and enrichment programs completely from the educational landscape.

He publicly called for a voting down of local school budgets.

Price also said that the district will take back up to $ 100 million in unused money from school budgets at the end of the school year.

We believe that the government can achieve substantial savings in school budgets by making a small change to the current leasing and finance guidance it provides to schools.

As school budgets continue to feel the squeeze, the notion of employing cheaper unqualified teachers may seem attractive but it is wrong.

Too often, however, music programs are the first to be cut when school budgets shrink.

Give principals the tools they need to succeed: Give principals control over school budgets and staffing decisions — and hold them accountable for success.

This is the equivalent of around # 300 million per year until 2020 and is additional to the protected schools budget.

At this time of year, school districts across the country are coping with the problems that arise when next year's school funding falls short of proposed school budgets.

But the concern is that increasingly tight school budgets may dominate the agenda and hold back much - needed progress in helping children from disadvantaged backgrounds to realise their potential.

The budget planning process in recent months has proven to be the biggest test for principals since they were empowered to manage their individual school budgets nearly a decade ago.

While corporate revenues are growing, school budgets across the state continue to shrink.

Now, he said, chapter leaders and delegates need to make sure their principals spend wisely the additional money that will flow into school budgets.

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Then there's the overall school budget issue, in which leaders are trying to do more with less.

Most school budgets do not allow for massive start - up costs for new programs.

This is at a time of squeezed school budgets, with funding for extracurricular activities among the first to be chopped.

Teaching unions have complained that although their staff were promised a 1 % pay rise, this has had to be found from within existing school budgets.

After all, this is the governor who in the middle of cuts three years ago urged voters to reject school budgets if teachers wouldn't take salary freezes.

With school budgets under more pressure than ever, parental contributions are also becoming vital for schools towards the cost of providing technology for individual pupil use and making entire programmes possible.

However the money had to be found from within school budgets, which remained flat.

The problem has been that these higher - level activities are at odds with prepping for the current tests — and with shrinking school budgets.

And in the current school budget year, only 2.8 percent of school districts — 19 in total — approved budgets above the tax cap.

Cash also wants city taxpayers to contribute an extra $ 8.5 million, after staying flat at $ 70 million for the past decade and contributing just 10 percent of the city schools budget.

Unless the total schools budget increases in line with the number of pupils, each and every school will experience a cut in funding.

In the second half of the show, we look at what a «no» vote in yesterday's school budget means for some districts.

The pledge was to assure level school budget funding for the higher of the past two budget years.

Want to know what it means to have a balanced school budget and why it matters?

These roles provide significantly higher pay and offer on - the - job development to all teachers — within regular school budgets.

The immense pressure on school budgets resulting from the current funding crisis means that it is imperative that new funding is available to all schools to fund these increases.

They also work on charter school budgets full time, so they know the ins and outs of various revenue sources and expenses.

Monitor school budget plans that could change the support for music in your district or school.

Included in that budget were several common - sense charter school budget proposals that would reduce bureaucracy, streamline operations, and provide charter schools with new cash flow options.

There are concerns related to how multiple counts affect school budgeting.

The small increase in city education funds comes after school budgets have absorbed cuts for three years in a row.

It had also called for a return to pay awards being funded by the government — rather than them falling as an extra cost on already stretched school budgets.

These votes will be held during normal school budget votes.