Sentence examples for amount per student from inspiring English sources

The reference is to the fact that New York State contributes 75 to 90percentt of the amount per student that public schools receive.

Mount Vernon has long been a poor cousin among Westchester communities, which typically spend more than double the amount per student as Mount Vernon.

Also, Walden University spends the second lowest amount per student on tuition of privately-held higher-education firms, not of all for-profit firms as we first suggested.

KIPP officials disputed the report by Western Michigan University researchers, saying it significantly overstates the amount per student that the network receives from both public and private sources.

It has about 18 schools across the country, and always spends the same amount per student as the cities in which it operates, whether in Providence, R.I., or Oakland, Calif.

The state now guarantees that each district will have the opportunity to spend a minimal amount per student -- about $5,500 this year -- regardless of its tax base, Texas education officials said.

As leaders of the Senate committee in charge of tax policy, including the tax breaks that apply to colleges, Sen. Max Baucus and I wrote to the 136 schools with endowments of $500 million or more to learn about their costs, their student aid policies and their endowment amounts per student.

About 170 schools do not have an art teacher, and the amount spent per student fell to $57.22, from about $61 last year.

For each student enrolled in a magnet school, the school district receives $7,746, including state funding of $4,167, the same amount received per student enrolled at a traditional public school.

The Education Funding Advisory Board, which informs the governor's and legislature's decision on how much state and local governments should spend per child, will recommend increasing the amount spent per student to $8,360 from the current $6,119, according to a presentation to the Illinois State Board of Education.

Across the nation, community colleges generally receive smaller amounts of per-student funding than four-year institutions.