Sentences with phrase «year hold harmless provision»

A three - year hold harmless provision will aid any transition and create a safety net.

Not exact matches

The four formulas also have their own hold - harmless provisions, which, in combination with appropriations that have fallen short of full funding in each year after the program's first, 1965, mean that historical funding levels continue to influence current ones.

Unfortunately, the new principal pay plan creates winners and losers with an estimated one in six principals actually seeing a pay cut next year unless the plan is changed or a hold - harmless provision is extended.

Related to the Casey amendment, a gradual decrease of «hold harmless» funding, phasing out the provision in seven years (Sen. Richard Burr, R-N.C.)

There is a hold harmless provision in the state budget, which means no one can earn less than the previous year.

«Hold harmless» provision: As was true under NCLB, a «hold harmless» provision that prohibits states from reserving the full 7 percent if doing so would decrease a local education agency (LEA)'s Title I, Part A, allocation to below what it received in the previous year is included in ESSA Section 1Hold harmless» provision: As was true under NCLB, a «hold harmless» provision that prohibits states from reserving the full 7 percent if doing so would decrease a local education agency (LEA)'s Title I, Part A, allocation to below what it received in the previous year is included in ESSA Section 1hold harmless» provision that prohibits states from reserving the full 7 percent if doing so would decrease a local education agency (LEA)'s Title I, Part A, allocation to below what it received in the previous year is included in ESSA Section 1003.

Decreased «regular» Title I funds: As noted above, because the «hold harmless» provision does not take effect until 2018/19, some districts will likely receive less Title I funding in 2017/18 than in previous years.

School district funding levels were set based on a 1990 census of student enrollment, and changed little as a result of the state's «hold harmless» provision which maintains state aid from previous years regardless of fluctuations in student enrollment.

«In a time when the talent pipeline for teachers and school administrators can not keep up with the demand, and when some of our highly talented principals stand to lose an average of over $ 8,000 in pay, we respectfully request that you extend the «hold harmless» provision for all principals through fiscal year 2018 - 19,» wrote Cobey.

But next year that provision expires, and unless the General Assembly takes action to extend this hold harmless provision, either local school districts must come up with extra funds to pay those veteran principals, watch them prematurely retire — or watch those school leaders» salaries take a nosedive.

Lawmakers enacted a hold harmless provision to prevent these steep drops in pay for the first year of the pay plan — but it is set to expire at the end of this academic year.

However, several experienced principals, superintendents and lawmakers say the new plan results in steep losses in pay for many veteran principals — a concern that's been addressed with a hold harmless provision that prevented drops in pay this year, but is set to expire before the start of the next academic year.

NYSUT believes that any implementation plan should include the adoption of a one - year «hold harmless» provision for APPR to enable all locals and districts to learn from their individual experiences, and make necessary modifications for a fair and valid system.

With Medicare Part B premiums set to increase next year, most Social Security recipients can take advantage of the program's «hold harmless» provision, which caps premium raises at a beneficiary's Social Security cost of living adjustment, which next year is zero, Kitces says.