Sentences with phrase «when school facilities funds»

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In addition, in a time when so many school districts are hurting for funding, it seems myopic and self - defeating to cut off the revenue stream of renting facilities out when they are otherwise unoccupied.

Assisting schools Further investment in school sport, PE and physical activity is expected this spring when Sport England launches the Primary School Sport Facilities fund, an # 18 million fund to help more schools provide high - quality sports facilschool sport, PE and physical activity is expected this spring when Sport England launches the Primary School Sport Facilities fund, an # 18 million fund to help more schools provide high - quality sports facilSchool Sport Facilities fund, an # 18 million fund to help more schools provide high - quality sports facilities.

Trinity Christian may not have fancy facilities or funds to pay for necessary repairs, but it does have one advantage over public schools, said Vandevender when speaking with a reporter with the Fayetteville Observer for a story that was published last weekend.

When the Aurora Expeditionary Learning Academy (AXL) in Aurora, CO refinanced higher cost debt through the Mountain West Charter Schools Fund, it was able to lower its overall facilities financing burden while funding additional improvements, resulting in more dollars for the classroom.

How do you maintain public school facilities and faculties and staff when you have no guaranteed funding?

Under the law, all public school students — including charter school students — have the right to access quality publicly funded school facilities, yet year after year, charters face uncertainty and inequity when it comes to identifying and securing facilities for their staff, students and families.»

The bill would allow each partnership to look different, but would likely alleviate facilities burdens for charter schools and allow school districts to foster innovation while holding on to the funds that follow students when they leave districts for charters.

CCSA's annual Advocacy Day is also a time when members of the charter school community can familiarize and inform their legislators about not only the importance of school choice and flexibility, but also the need to support critical legislation that impacts charter school autonomy, flexibility, funding, and facilities.

When it comes to schools, the federal government has long left the majority of facilities funding to state and local governments, which leaves schools in low - income neighborhoods falling further and further behind their peers.

Michelle Smith, executive director of the Fast Growth School Coalition, which supports school districts that have rapid enrollment growth, opposes providing more money for charter schools when some school districts don't get any facilities fuSchool Coalition, which supports school districts that have rapid enrollment growth, opposes providing more money for charter schools when some school districts don't get any facilities fuschool districts that have rapid enrollment growth, opposes providing more money for charter schools when some school districts don't get any facilities fuschool districts don't get any facilities funding.

When a traditional school district sells tickets to a football game or rents out a facility to an outside group, that revenue is considered local funding.