Sentences with phrase «schools cut staffing»

Teaching assistants, school administrators and other support staff are having to work overtime to cope with the increasing workload as schools cut staffing to cope with budget cuts, according to a National Education Union survey released today by the ATL section of the union at its annual conference in Liverpool.

Teaching assistants, school administrators and other support staff are having to work overtime to cope with the increasing workload as schools cut staffing to cope with budget cuts, according to a Nat...

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Classroom management challenges are growing as our school systems experience financial cut backs, staffing shortages, larger class size.

«Teachers, as usual, have worked hard to ensure that standards have been maintained despite this upheaval and the cuts to budgets in the post-16 sector, which have had a significant impact on the staffing levels and resources available in schools and colleges.

East Ramapo schools have suffered deep cuts to programs and staffing from the school board, which is controlled by the area's Orthodox Jewish community whose members send their children to private yeshivas.

«Teachers should be commended for their hard work to ensure that standards have been maintained despite the assault on teachers» working conditions and the cuts to budgets in the post-16 sector, which have had a significant impact on the staffing levels and resources available in schools and colleges.

«In every area, from staffing to stationary, school leaders are having to make difficult decisions about where to cut and restrict resources to balance their budgets, and it's clear they anticipate further financial challenges ahead».

Over half of schools leaders have said they are looking to cut staffing costs over the next year, a survey published by the Association of School and College Leaders (ASCL) suggests.

This comes after the school was told by Lewisham Council to reduce a # 1.3 million deficit through staffing cuts, which has resulted in 15 teaching posts being cut for September 2017,

As budget cuts decrease staffing, materials, and other resources in many K - 12 schools, NETP, while good in theory, strikes many as practically unrealistic.

«In every area, from staffing to stationery, school leaders are having to make difficult decisions about where to cut and restrict resources to balance their budgets, and it's clear they anticipate further financial challenges ahead.»

In one San Francisco, California, school, volunteers fill the staffing voids left by budget cuts.

The money allocated to privately managed charters and vouchers represents a transfer of critical public resources to the private sector, causing the public schools to suffer budget cuts and loss of staffing and services as the private sector grows, without providing better education or better outcomes for the students who transfer to the private - sector schools.

John Tomsett, head of Huntington school in York, last year said he had already made savings «but nothing impacts like cutting into the costs of your staffing.

Responses from 1,500 head teachers show a majority of schools in the survey face staffing cuts and bigger class sizes.

«Staffing cuts are not just likely in the future, as the EPI report suggests, but have already taken place in many schools.»

When a right punch cuts budgets or staffing is low, school communities must not fall victim to these real challenges.

Overall, the cuts to staff would save the district about $ 9.2 million and 72 percent of the positions would come from staffing based at schools.

The funding crisis has left schools with no alternative other than to reduce staffing levels — meaning larger class sizes and cuts to the curriculum.

The reductions at schools would save around $ 6.2 million, while much of the rest would come from cuts to administrative and support staffing.

Parent opt - out activists said MMSD teachers support the movement but are discouraged from discussing it with parents, and are especially hesitant to do so as the school district struggles with a budget shortfall and has announced sharp staffing cuts.

«I have made cuts in every single area apart from teaching staff and we're not prepared to reduce staffing hours to provide free school lunches.»

The options for cuts include «staffing reductions, further increased class sizes, withdrawal of counselling and pastoral services, modified school hours, reduction in books, IT and equipment».

The battle lines have been drawn for a fight over funding in 2016, with the Department for Education (DfE) insisting schools can be more efficient and schools asserting that, with 80 per cent of their spend going on staffing, the curriculum is at risk if staffing is cut.

And with education funding cuts, the school may not have staffing resources to work with this student outside of class.

There have been warnings of four - day weeks and cuts in staffing and subjects - and the National Audit Office has warned of an 8 % real - terms funding gap for schools up to 2020.

Students, parents and teachers at many schools have organized militant protests, but Bartram — which once had a strong student organization — has been broken under the weight of staffing cuts and churn.

Cut variable staffing costs and refocus dollars on quality education, while you keep top - performing IT people working for your school.

Earlier this year, the school was told by Lewisham Council to reduce a # 1.3 million deficit through staffing cuts, which has resulted in 15 teaching posts being cut for September 2017, said a press release from the NUT, a figure confirmed by the council.

This could be a challenge as schools face funding cuts, which may result in a need to reduce staffing costs.

Some school districts will act conservatively, planning for the worst, and make staffing and budget cuts this summer.

Outwood Grange trust is highlighted for its specific formula for curriculum staffing levels and class sizes that is rolled out across all its schools and that can involve cutting staff numbers to make costs sustainable.

CHICAGO — Seeing the need for urgent action to combat cuts in school library funding, staffing and programming, American Library Association (ALA) President Jim Neal will host a summit in Chicago on May 23, at ALA Headquarters, 50 E. Huron, to work with our nation's library leaders to craft a strategy to advocate for our nation's school libraries.

How far can one cut a budget — and slash staffing — before it interferes with the work of the law school?

While there will be staffing cuts, including to the library, the school plans to fill new faculty positions.