Sentences with phrase «switches out of a district»

Likewise, when a student switches out of a district school to accept a tax - credit scholarship, that reduces the state's expenditures.

The average scholarship is worth barely $ 1,000, so every student who switches out of a district school to accept a scholarship saves the state a lot of money.

Limiting eligibility to students who are switching out of the district or charter school system, or who are entering kindergarten or first grade for the first time, is one way to phase in ESAs in a manner that also maximizes the potential for savings.

As Bedrick notes, «The average scholarship is worth barely $ 1,000, so every student who switches out of a district school to accept a scholarship saves the state a lot of money.

However, these critics generally fail to consider the reduction in expenses associated with students switching out of the district school system, wrongly assuming that all or most school costs are fixed.

Not exact matches

But Knezovich, along with Library Board President Bruce Knopp, said board members ruled out a similar offer by the Park District last fall because of the added cost to switch sites so far into the project.

The switch is projected to keep 500,000 trays out of landfills and save the district about $ 7,000.

It was open to all students who were switching out of a public charter, district school or entering first grade or kindergarten.

She details how teachers and school districts could benefit by switching from doling out raises through percentage - based cost of living increases to fixed - dollar payouts.

Soak up the cabin ambience by all means, but with the hills and valleys of the Peak District stretching out before us we just wanted to strap up, switch on and fire down the nearest stretch of open, twisting tarmac.

Only 24 states and the District of Columbia bind their electors to their state's popular voting majority, meaning electors from the remaining states are free to switch their votes to reflect the outcome of the national popular vote for president, should the Electoral College vote prove out of step with the popular vote.