Sentences with phrase «to pay for facilities»

Most charter schools must pay for facilities out of their general revenue, which could be better targeted for educational purposes.

Consequently, most charter school operators are forced to pay for facilities costs out of an already slim operating budget.

And, as taxpayers, the parents and supporters of charter schools should not be asked to pay for facility upgrades that their kids will never share.

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The rest of the court fees pay for facilities, telecommunications and law enforcement officer retirement, insurance and training.

Although proponents had insisted a recreation center was long overdue for a community the size of Naperville, more than 80 percent of voters made it clear that they were not willing to pay for the facility with its 50 - meter indoor swimming pool.

Unlike traditional public schools, charter schools can't levy property tax to help pay for their facilities, so they rely on fundraising and setting aside some of the state money they receive for day - to - day operations.

«The core issue is that the $ 13,500 New York City provides [each charter student] does not cover paying for facilities, and the Dormitory Authority doesn't change that fact,» Umansky said.

The continued aging of school facilities, the inability of many local districts to generate enough funds for needed upgrades, and legal rulings that have directed states to assume a greater role in paying for facilities have resulted in building improvements that would have been far beyond the means of local districts a few years ago.

In tough times, they took actions such as relying on their reserves, lowering heads» pay to keep expenses down, and taking on debt to pay for facility expansion.

While the California Department of Education doesn't track facilities applications between charters and districts, regulations require charter schools to report - and the CDE to post - on an annual basis the per - square - foot charge each school pays for facilities costs.

For example, the majority of charters typically must pay for facilities out of general operating funds, and have limited access to public buildings — unlike school districts, which can access bonds for school construction and modernization.

Unlike traditional public schools, charter schools can't levy property taxes to help pay for their facilities, so they rely on fundraising and setting aside some of the state money they receive for day - to - day operations.

It says that charters in New York City get $ 8,452 per student, compared with $ 9,057 for traditional schools, and that charters also do not get money to pay for facility costs, putting the true gap with their traditional counterparts at $ 2,200 per student per year.

In March, voters rejected a bond issue to pay for the facility.

Private money at those institutions is typically used to pay for facilities and scholarships.

«We think that is certainly a fair price to pay for a facility that needed to be upgraded anyway — it is a public building that so many will have for decades and decades to come, we think that's a fair price to pay for a stable that allows us to get all those horses and carriages off the streets in the city which has not been safe, not fair to the horses, not fair to the drivers,» de Blasio said on Monday.

An estimated price tag of at least $ 6 billion makes it extremely unlikely that one country will be willing to pay for the facility.

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Unlike district schools, which have the power to tax and issue taxpayer - backed bonds, charter schools rely on a hodgepodge of facilities supports and must often resort to digging into their per - pupil instructional budget to pay for facilities.

The funding will be rolled out to both primary and secondary schools, in addition to sixth - form colleges, across England who can use the funding to pay for facilities to support PE, extra-curricular activities and health eating.

«Taxpayers living in the area 20 to 40 years down the road should not be the ones burdened with paying for facilities that were modernized decades before,» said Buchanan.

Pilot Schools do not pay for the facility if housed in city - owned building, but they must pay for the facility if housed in a non-city owned building.

A new survey, for example, found that in New York State charter schools are forced to direct millions of dollars away from classrooms to pay for facilities.

Several times he reminded the court that public charter schools are forced to «cannibalize their education budgets» to pay for facilities.

As a result, money often comes out of the classroom to pay for facilities and facilities - related expenses.

Districts receive allocations and reimbursements for current year expenditures and may be able to pass a local levy to pay for facilities but the stuff in between — computers, systems and consultants to support implementation — is financially challenging.

Unlike traditional school districts, charter schools can not levy property tax to pay for facilities, forcing them to dip into to savings or turn to donors or forgo capital projects.

Charter schools do not have equitable access to facilities or facilities funding, and often must pay for facilities out of their general operating funds.

New York charter schools forced to redirect millions of dollars away from classrooms to pay for facilities, new study finds

June 13, 2013 (New York, NY)-- An average - sized New York charter school with 254 students in private space is diverting more than $ 515,000 each year out of the classroom to pay for facilities that traditional public schools get for free, according to a first - ever study released today about charter school facilities funding.

These inequities are often more significant than reported, because charter schools do not have equitable access to facilities or facilities funding, and often must pay for facilities out of their general operating funds.

This means that the bond, if approved, would not benefit one in five public school students in Oakland Unified, and that charter school parents — taxpayers also — will be paying for facilities their own children will not enjoy.

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If the Society had to pay for these facilities, staff and other services that are donated free of charge, it would cost many thousands of dollars which the Society does not have.

Make salespeople aware that you're paying for the facility, insurance, advertising, and secretarial services.