Sentence examples for educational savings from inspiring English sources

The introduction of Educational Savings Accounts, allowing families to save money tax-free for school, would be another promising reform.

At the Education and Workforce Taskforce meeting today, the next wave of K-12 privatization efforts were pushed in the form of Educational Savings Accounts (ESAs), where a portion of state monies spent on public education is given directly to parents to spend in any way or at any school they choose with little oversight.

The ad is narrated by a woman who says: "Back in 1994, Ralph and I started an educational savings account for the kids.

Educational savings accounts, sometimes known as Individual Retirement Accounts for Education, allow tax deductions for money deposited in accounts set up to pay for educational expenses.

"You can't devalue what an adviser brings to the table," said Whitney Dow, director of educational savings research at Financial Research.

But she said she and her husband, Glen Hirshberg, 35, who teaches high school, would make use of the expanded tax benefits for educational savings accounts.

The Arizona Legislature last May expanded the eligibility criteria for education savings accounts, which are private bank accounts into which the state deposits public money for certain students to use for private school tuition, books, tutoring and other educational services.

According to Tibetan Statistics in 2008, despite dramatic increases in income levels, savings, educational attainment and dwelling conditions over past two decades, the number of public health technical personnel per 1000 persons has fallen from 3.39 in 1990 to 3.02 in 2008.

The initial sparkling promises of systems biology had not been realized so far, however, the development continues and also provides educational and recourse-saving influence.

Lawmakers who were briefed on the talks said that the governor had continued to insist on changing the way the state pays for school construction to save money and putting those savings into educational programs.

Yet despite aging populations and rising educational costs, America's savings rate has been falling.