Sentences with phrase «total school district budget»

In the meantime, charter schools will cost the district $ 750 million this year — one third of the total school district budget.

Not exact matches

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

The Harrison Central School District superintendent presented a proposed budget last month that would preserve all current school programs and add 6.9 total academic posiSchool District superintendent presented a proposed budget last month that would preserve all current school programs and add 6.9 total academic posischool programs and add 6.9 total academic positions.

School districts in the mid-Hudson are looking at a collective state aid hike of more than $ 30 million to a total of nearly $ 970 million in Gov. Andrew Cuomo's proposed 2018 state budget.

Projections unveiled at the Syracuse City School District budget meeting last night could push the total number of positions the district has eliminated since 2009 to more thaDistrict budget meeting last night could push the total number of positions the district has eliminated since 2009 to more thadistrict has eliminated since 2009 to more than 1,000.

The district will also remain qualified for AAA bond rating, which typically calls for school district reserve funds to be around 10 percent of its total annual budget.

Mayor Ben Walsh's total proposed budget spending is $ 245 million, excluding funding for the Syracuse City School District.

In the report on South Huntington, which covered July 2014 through December 2015, auditors said the school board and district officials overestimated general fund appropriations in the last three adopted budgets, resulting in operating surpluses totaling approximately $ 10.6 million.

A quarter of Newark's 47,000 public school students attend 43 charter schools, diverting $ 226 million of the district's $ 990 million total budget.

District officials were negotiating with banks and state education officials last week to stave off the crisis, which they project could leave them $ 26.6 million short — almost a quarter of the district's total budget — if they are allowed to continue operating until the end of the schoDistrict officials were negotiating with banks and state education officials last week to stave off the crisis, which they project could leave them $ 26.6 million short — almost a quarter of the district's total budget — if they are allowed to continue operating until the end of the schodistrict's total budget — if they are allowed to continue operating until the end of the school year.

Payments to charter schools have grown from $ 117 million to an estimated $ 226 million of the district's total budget, estimated at $ 990 million this year.

In a dramatic turn of public opinion, Californians defeated a ballot measure that would have capped administrative spending by the state's nearly 1,000 districts at 5 percent of their total budgets and required that the other 95 percent go to classroom expenses, such as teachers» salaries and school supplies.

That will be impossible if, like school districts, their total salary budgets rise automatically every year, regardless of whether total income rises or is stagnant.

Schools and districts that face budget constraints and can not accommodate their total populations in traditional classrooms, either because of facility restraints or the inability to employ enough certified teachers.

The district said it was cutting $ 85 million from school budgets but that the effect of the cuts totaled about $ 26 million to district - operated schools because of an infusion of state and federal money that is often directed toward schools with low - income students.

On average, the federal government contributes about 10 percent to the total amount spent on public education, but these dollars account for a larger portion of many high - poverty districts» budgets.11 For example, Los Angeles Unified School District and Chicago Public Schools — both high - poverty districts — receive about 15 percent of their budgets from the Education Department.12 These dollars serve essential purposes, such as supplementing services for low - income students, defraying the cost of individualized education programs for students with disabilities, and compensating for a loss of property tax due to federally owned land.

Ingham Intermediate School District's (ISD) 2016 - 17 administrative costs were $ 2,087,143 which is 1.94 % of the total budget.

She estimates that, if enrollment is evenly distributed across the five districts, her school would receive about $ 1 million, or $ 200,000 from each district out of budgets that total more than half a billion dollars.

That brings the total local operating budget for district schools to: $ 831.4 million.

The primary culprit was a long - accumulating budget deficit (totaling $ 1.35 billion), brought on by bureaucratic bloat, inefficiency, and declining school enrollment — which saw more than a quarter of school seats empty and left the district with badly underused buildings in need of millions of dollars in repairs.

PSEA created an Online calculator that illustrates State budget funding for public schools since 2010, highlighting the total cuts for each district and county.

Out of a total budget of $ 118 million for 15,000 students, the Lynn KIPP charter school takes $ 8 million a year for 800 students, a difference of over $ 2,000 per pupil going to charter schools compared with district schools.

In fact, charter demand is concentrated strongly in Boston: out of the 32,600 students on charter waitlists, a full 10,300 reside in Boston, even though Boston is already the highest - spending district in Massachusetts on charter schools, at 14 % of the total district budget.