Sentences with phrase «steep funding cuts»
But some districts say they're not ready to use precious resources to experiment with online learning while facing steep funding cuts.
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In SFUSD, for example, the school board has in the past contributed funds to cover a food services shortfall; in an era of steep budget cuts, that's a hard pill to swallow.
There have been steep cuts in government funding for English language classes.
«This is a direct result of decisions made by Conservative ministers: a steep drop in investment for affordable homes, crude cuts to housing benefit, reduced funding for homelessness services and a refusal to help private renters.»
The budget plan proposes steep cuts at the National Institutes of Health, which funds biomedical research conducted by the nation's leading colleges and universities.
Only 41 percent of school districts and 60 percent of eligible charter schools signed on for changes needed to participate in the Obama administration's Race to the Top contest in which states can win extra federal funding to ease the impact of steep budget cuts.
That's despite promises from Republican leaders this spring that they intend to revisit specialty teacher funding next year, when a steep legislative mandate to cut class sizes in grades K - 3 is set to take effect.
She said the capital - projects fund, used to renovate school buildings, has taken steep cuts as a result of the low tax collection and loss of resources to public charter schools and private schools in the form of vouchers.
Brussels, April 6, 2007 - Friends of the Earth Europe has demanded steep emissions cuts by all rich countries and more funding for climate change adaptation in developing countries, after the world's leading scientific experts today warned that the world's poor - who have done least to pollute the atmosphere - will suffer most as the planet heats up.
Of the 19 states in which funding decisions were made through the legislative budget process, family planning funds were the subject of steep cuts only in Maine, where funding was slashed by 25 %.