The phrase "allocation to schools" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution of resources, funding, or support specifically designated for educational institutions.
Example: "The government announced a significant allocation to schools to improve infrastructure and educational resources."
Alternatives: "funding for schools" or "resources designated for schools".
In 1997, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani pledged $25 million to finance Project Arts, which gave per capita allocations to schools.
This investigation examines the determinants of boys' and girls' time allocations to schooling, housework and income-generating activities and details the econometric findings that indicated changes in household welfare affect girls disproportionately.
There are other titled programs where the allocation to the school district is related to how much money that school district got under Title I.
The main channel for continued WISE engagement is direct technical support to the government agencies involved in decision-making around resource allocation to community and school WASH infrastructure, and school budgets, i.e., by supporting technical facilitators to work closely with national, provincial and district AMPLs.
Children and adults are assigned by an allocation algorithm to school classes and workplaces according to age based on class sizes and employee numbers obtained in the field survey.
"Ms Jones should acknowledge that, while the commonwealth gives the Queensland government money for schools, she completely controls decisions over the funding allocations to each school, teacher wages, class sizes, the school curriculum and pretty much every other operational decision in Queensland schools".
Educational goals were weighted in terms of time allocation to assist medical school planners operating with more limited discretionary curricular time.
"Rather than seeking to play class warfare over school funding, perhaps Mr Piccoli should acknowledge that he completely controls decisions over funding allocations to each school, teacher wages, class sizes, Year 12 curriculum and pretty much every other operational decision in NSW schools," he said.
To date, the only information used for school-level nonresponse adjustment in IEA studies is schools' allocation to explicit strata.
Before the state budget deal this month, Bruce Feig, the budget director of the Education Department, said that the school system faced a $60 million cut, representing a reduction of approximately 2percentt of initial allocations to each school.
