Sentence examples for reduction in school from inspiring English sources

The sharp reduction in school aid will be apportioned to limit the blow to any one district to 5 percent of its current-year budget.

Mr. Pataki said his proposed $1.2 billion reduction in school aid averaged about 4percentt a district, far less than the percentage by which state government agencies have been asked to reduce their spending.

Liberal groups point out that the state would face its first real cut in education spending in years under the plan — a $700 million statewide reduction in school aid — as well as more than $1 billion in cuts to Medicaid.

He was one of those angel-voiced boy-children conscripted by the Anglican church for service to a cathedral choir in exchange for a serious reduction in school fees.

Mr. Pataki also lodged a counter-attack on Joseph L. Bruno, the Senate majority leader, who said Monday that the governor's planned reduction in school aid would drive up local property taxes, a position that the Assembly speaker, Sheldon Silver, has been stating since Jan . 29 when the governor presented his budget.

In addition, the school aid formula, released last month, has spurred controversy among suburban legislators from more affluent districts, particularly Democrats from Bergen County, where residents would be severely hit by a combination of a higher income tax and a reduction in school aid.

During one of his final press conferences, Mayor Nutter announced the findings of a new study that showed Philadelphia's Police School Diversion Program led to a 54% reduction in school-based arrests, one of its MBK goals.

"However, local authorities can also do a lot more such as introducing water fluoridation in their areas and supporting sugar reduction in schools".

State schools in disadvantaged areas are the front line for these children; resources to support these families are already pared to the bone and when this is combined with the reduction in schools funding also planned by the new Tory administration, a very bleak picture emerges.

Additionally, they show that the reduction in schooling is accounted for by the increased propensity of migration for boys and an increased household workload for girls.

The decline in lottery revenues coincides with Gov. George Deukmejian's proposed 1987-88 budget, which includes a reduction in schools' cost-of-living adjustment from an anticipated 2.2% to a 1.1% increase.