Sentence examples for school expenditures from inspiring English sources

This would leave little money for current spending, let alone for paying down the federal debt and increasing military and school expenditures.

Georgia has a running system that will track grades and test results for each of the state's 1.3 million students from year to year and school to school, allowing administrators to compare student achievement with factors like school expenditures.

At his kitchen table in suburban Yardley, Pa., Scott Stevens, a retired corporate tax accountant, lamented that the deduction his son, a teacher, could take for out-of-pocket school expenditures was too small to be meaningful.

In its third annual report on school expenditures, a detailed accounting of how money was allocated among the system's 32 community school districts, 1,144 schools and more than 1 million students, the Board of Education said it spent $9.8 billion, or $8,957 per student citywide, in the 1998-1999 school year.

Variables analyzed included employment, personal income, property taxes, and public school expenditures.

They reduce income that can be consumed as living standards by forcing school expenditures and decreasing the time available for work.

Or perhaps it was a two-hour debate in a trustee meeting about a nursery school expenditure of $300 for glitter, in an overall budget of half a million dollars.

In theory, it is fairer to reward teachers who perform well rather than paying all teachers equally, as merit pay can better motivate teachers and better connect school expenditure with school outcomes to build public support (OECD [2012]).

Using datafrom Zambia and India the authors find that household school expenditure is reducedwhen anticipated school grants are increased, and that anticipated grants have noeffect on student test scores whereas unanticipated grants have significant positiveeffects.

The combined elementary-secondary school expenditure for 2009 in California, Maryland, New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania was $177 billion.

These surveys collected detailed information about (a) nutritional characteristics of school meals (meat, soybean, fruit, and vegetable composition); (b) use of anaemia related nutritional supplements (such as iron or multivitamin or mineral supplements); and (c) school characteristics (class size, infrastructure, school budgets, and school expenditure records).