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For K-12 school agencies in California, the funding picture is brighter than it has been since 2001 due mainly to increases in the Proposition 98 guarantee for prior years and resulting adjustments. This two-page summary highlights the increases and explains where the dollars are going for the 2006-07 school year. Findings include: (1) Funding in 2006-07 erases much of the state's debt to K-14 education; (2) General purpose funds and select programs receive large increases; (3) Policymakers...
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Americans agree that a child's future should not depend on his or her heritage, parents' income or neighborhood. The U.S. sense of justice insists that America be the land of opportunity where all of its citizens are considered equal. Some people may wonder why funding schools fairly is an issue that needs to be talked about. They may ask: Are schools not okay now? For many years in Texas, many schools were not fine. Based on the wealth of their community, the quality of schools children...
Topics: ERIC Archive, Educational Finance, Educational Equity (Finance)
In fiscal year 2001, federal agencies provided $19 billion for university research, a vital part of the nation's research and development effort. GAO was asked to examine federal agencies' actions to ensure that (1) the results of the university research grants they fund are made available to the public and (2) universities receiving such grants implement policies for identifying and managing possible financial conflicts of interest. GAO reviewed the actions of eight federal agencies and...
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Presented in this document are data pertaining to maintenance and operations costs at colleges and universities in the southeastern region of the U.S. The major accounts included in the cost analysis are: (1) physical plant administration, (2) building maintenance, (3) custodial services, (4) utilities, (5) landscape and grounds maintenance, and (6) major repairs and renovations. (HS)
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This is the third in a trilogy of policy briefs discussing education and taxation. In their first brief, the authors explain the state's need to increase its investment in public education. In their second, they explain how a Texas-style personal income tax is the best way both to adequately support public education and to reduce reliance on the property tax. In that piece, they outline why a new business tax by itself won't raise enough money to significantly cut property taxes and why a...
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This booklet lists 319 measures that colleges and universities have taken to meet the financial crisis. The measures are listed under: (1) "Increasing Income," and include raising tuition and student fees, changing investment policies, and administration and use of plant and facilities, and other income-producing procedures; and (2) "Decreasing Expenditures" in the following categories: faculty and personnel; general administration, maintenance and security, office expenses,...
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The issues and problems concerning construction bidding procedures which are discussed in the opening remarks of the panel members are reflective of their occupations--owner, architect, consulting engineer, general contractor, subcontractor, and attorney. A panel exchange and comments from the floor are presented in addition to the proposed action for setting up a continuing board of study. (FS)
Topics: ERIC Archive, Bids, Conferences, Contracts, Educational Finance, School Construction
Charged with examining "responsibility, authority, and decision making" within The George Washington University, Washington, D.C., the Commission first explored the impact of modernization on governance. Chapter I of its report discusses the topic and summarizes major recommendations. Chapter II deals with participation in the academic community and discusses the appropriate roles of students, faculty trustees, administrators, and others. Chapter III discusses self-discipline with...
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As data were acquired in response to the finance questionnaire of the Higher Education General Information Survey (HEGIS) for 1966-67 and 1967-68, it became obvious from the responses and from the questions of the users of the data that the data on the endowment funds required more extended review and discussion. Therefore, this discussion of endowments is presented to clear up misconceptions about the quantity, function, and significance of endowment funds held by institutions of higher...
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Advancing the effectiveness of independent colleges and universities has long been central to the mission of the Council of Independent Colleges (CIC). CIC offers its members an exceptionally broad range of initiatives to improve the quality of education and strengthen institutional resources. The number of programs and services being offered has increased dramatically in the past five years, with a focus more recently on assessment and accountability issues, and the development of...
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...analysis of the FY 1998 Boston public schools budget; discusses spending by expense, enrollment and staffing and school performance; offers recommendations for improvement..
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The Unit Cost Study is an annual project involving the direct participation of all public community colleges in Illinois. Each college submits basic data on course offerings, enrollments, and costs to the Illinois Community College Board staff, who in turn check the data for consistency with credit hour claims and financial reports and then compile the various reports of the Unit Cost Study. The Unit Cost Study also provides the basic cost information for determining the credit hour grant rates...
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Presented in this document are data pertaining to maintenance and operations costs at colleges and universities in the central states region and the Rocky Mountain region. The major accounts included in the cost analysis are: (1) physical plant administration, (2) building maintenance, (3) custodial services, (4) utilities, (5) landscape and grounds maintenance, and (6) major repairs and renovations. (HS)
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Colleges and universities enjoy a variety of federal tax preferences that are designed to support a broader public purpose--the advancement of higher education and research. Not only are institutions of higher learning exempt from paying federal income taxes, they also are eligible to receive tax deductible charitable contributions and allowed to use tax exempt debt to finance capital expenditures. This Congressional Budget Office (CBO) study focuses on one of those tax advantages, the ability...
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AN EXAMPLE OF AN ADOPTED BUDGET FOR A JUNIOR COLLEGE OF MEDIUM SIZE IS PRESENTED IN TABULAR FORM, SHOWING CHANGES IN FINANCES OVER A PERIOD OF FIVE YEARS, PLUS AN ESTIMATE FOR THE COMING YEAR. THE FIGURES ARE GIVEN IN DOLLAR VALUES AND IN PERCENTAGES FOR ALL SOURCES OF INCOME AND, IN DETAIL, FOR TEN MAJOR CATEGORIES OF EXPENDITURE. (HH)
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The Maritime College Faculty Student Association (FSA) is a campus-based, not-for-profit corporation that was formed to operate, manage, and promote educationally related services for the benefit of the campus community at the State University of New York Maritime College, which trains students to become licensed officers in the U.S. Merchant Marine. Among other responsibilities, the FSA provides the college bookstore and oversees the contract for campus food service. This report presents audit...
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The goal of this report is to review evidence to determine the likelihood that states can meet the challenge of providing high quality, comprehensive early childhood education and whether states would be dedicated to this effort. It examines the role that states play in comprehensive early childhood education by reviewing: (1) states' level of support for pre-kindergarten programs, (2) the quality and effectiveness of state-funded pre-kindergarten, and (3) state efforts to build integrated,...
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Public education is the foundation of our democracy and the engine of our economy, and Texans have a collective responsibility to ensure that public education is adequately supported. This responsibility needs to be fairly distributed among Texas families in a way that supports economic growth. Recently, some have proposed that Texas replace local school property taxes, or even all local property taxes, by increasing the rate of the state sales tax or expanding the sales tax to more goods and...
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In 2011, Grantmakers for Education (GFE) partnered with the Monitor Institute to develop the K-12 Education Strategy Landscape Tool--an asset mapping tool that used interactive data visualization to provide a clear picture of the who, what, where, and when of education grantmaking. The prototype launched in January of 2012. Over a dozen funders participated in the launch by sharing their grantmaking data. Unfortunately, this specific venture and approach proved unsustainable in the long run due...
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This report provides the most detailed state-level financial information in a decade as it presents revenues and expenditures for public elementary and secondary schools for the 1989-90 school year from the U.S. Department of Education's National Center for Education Statistics (NCES). The statistics are based on data provided by state education agencies from their administrative records through the expanded "National Public Education Financial Survey." The survey is one component of...
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The Commission made an in depth study of the entire tax structure of Connecticut and developed a model for tax reform for the State that would allow for lessening of inequalities for many classes of taxpayers and create a more favorable climate for industry to increase employment for Connecticut people. This volume (the third of three) is in three parts. The first part reviews State-level taxation on individuals. It evaluates the impact of the sales tax, compares it to other States, and offers...
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State governments today are being confronted with new responsibilities that require innovative approaches to better serve the people they represent. This study of relationships between state governments and the academic community in a 14-state region of the South provides clear descriptions of the needs of state governments and delineates the capabilities and limitations of the academic community in meeting those specific needs. The report identifies the obstacles to overcome and recommends...
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The Spencer Foundation, which began its work in 1970, is dedicated to enhancing the applicability of theory and research findings to educational practice. The projects supported by the foundation, including seed money to attract young researchers to educational problems, direct support of disciplined studies, and a small amount of direct support for institutional development, are listed in this annual report for 1972. (RH)
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This handbook for how to publish a newsletter for educational associations is divided into ten short sections. The sections discuss such topics as analyzing the audience, the makeup of the editorial board, what should go into a newsletter, ways to get the news, aids for the editor, writing simply and clearly, planning layout, printing, following the budget, and distributing the newsletter. Several appendixes with photographs are also included. (TS)
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This report provides a summary of existing career education legislation at the state level. The overview presented in chapter 1 discusses the concept of career education, its rapid rate of acceptance, and several related issues and concerns. Chapter 2 describes the status of state legislation for career education under the following categories: appropriations; resolutions; supportive legislation; implementation legislation; and education reform legislations. Finally, chapter 3 discusses the...
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Congress established the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) in 1965 to support scholarly research, education, and public programs in the humanities. Under the act that established the NEH, the term humanities includes, but is not limited to, the study of the following disciplines: history; philosophy; languages; linguistics; literature; archaeology; jurisprudence; the history, theory, and criticism of the arts; ethics; comparative religion; and those aspects of the social sciences that...
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This guide to cost management for institutions of higher education presents a methodology based on reducing "support services costs" (services that maintain rather than directly contribute to teaching, research or community service) thereby achieving the fiscal goal while maintaining the institution's mission. Chapter I describes the scope of and reasons for escalating costs at universities, explains current practices designed to contain costs, the limitations of these practices, and...
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Bilingual education teaches English to children and at the same time, they are taught core subjects like math and science. The facts show that bilingual education is a small investment that pays big dividends for the country in the form of a well educated work force. This article focuses on three areas: historical basis for Texas funding for its bilingual and English as a second language (ESL) programs, the evolution of funding formulae for the program, and current issues related to funding for...
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This publication contains a glossary of 152 school finance terms, some of which are specific to the state of California. Examples of the terms include: academic performance index, charter school, equalization aid, Gann Limit, opportunity to learn, school site council, Serrano Bands, voucher, and waiver. The glossary also includes definitions of the ten sections of the No Child Left Behind Act and a list of 52 acronyms.
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Of all the controversies swirling around the nation's charter schools, none is more hotly contested than the debate over funding. Charter opponents charge that these autonomous public schools are draining scarce resources from public school districts. Proponents, by contrast, complain that charter schools do not get their fair share of public education dollars. Despite all the controversy around this issue, however, there has been little research about how much public revenue actually goes to...
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The primary responsibility for the financing of U.S. primary and secondary education rests with state and local governments. In 1970-1971, local governments had, by far, the greatest role in education financing, providing 52.5% of the total education revenue. State governments contributed 39.1% of total education revenue. Since the early 1970s, the states financial responsibility has increased such that in academic year (AY) 2001-2002 the state governments 49.3% share was considerably larger...
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There is widespread recognition within the academic community of the need to inform various constituencies of the economic value that colleges and universities convey to their host communities. This report examines data from the National Center for Education Statistics and U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics to determine the short-term economic impact of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) on their regional economies. The economic impact analysis results help to document the...
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Mississippi lawmakers have struggled with budgetary matters as turf wars intensified between political parties. The somber mood of legislators permeated the state. Hostile environments in both chambers had driven legislators to uncompromising positions, which created deadlock in the state capital. School consolidation, which not long ago was considered a politically risky subject by most politicians in the state, was now being viewed as a very real possibility if not probability. Whereas...
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The 2009-11 state general fund appropriation is $597.9 million for the eleven campuses, University of North Dakota (UND) School of Medicine and Health Sciences (SMHS), Forest Service and North Dakota University System Office, which is an increase of $153.4 million over the 2007-09 adjusted appropriation, less 07-09 one-time funding. This includes funding provided in the following bills: $593.3 million in SB2003 (primary higher education bill); $1 million in SB2018 (Department of Commerce) for...
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This manual specifies in detail the new budget and accounting system for California Community Colleges, utilizing an activity-centered approach to expenditure reporting which describes real resource requirements, their costs, and relative use in each of the 37 discrete activities comprising community college operations. The system is designed to provide adequately for state-level decision making and most local decision making needs, as well as to provide a basis for developing analyses for...
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Fluctuating enrollments, budgets, and inflationary factors have made "flexible planning" a necessity for the nation's campuses. The effects of these prospective issues at the academic collective bargaining table are discussed. (Author/MJM)
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This report discusses the current federal role in career education under the Career Education Incentive Act (PL 95-207), which authorizes a federal formula grant program to states and to two national discretionary grant programs. An introduction explains the purpose of the Act, which is to make education as preparation for work a primary educational goal by increasing the emphasis placed on career awareness, exploration, decisionmaking, and planning. The following information concerning P.L....
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As one considers the almost incredible array of guidelines, regulations, requirements, and contract provisions affecting the allocation of the local school's resources, one must wonder how it is possible to conduct the business of the school at all. Time is not traditionally considered a resource, and local school administrators are rarely trained in using time resources well, particularly in the scheduling and rostering process. This is unfortunate, since teachers' work time is the resource...
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This paper is a case study of public interest law (PIL) activity in the litigation of traditional school finance mechanisms. It is part of a much larger effort to evaluate the social and economic consequences of PIL activity and to learn whether this recent institutional innovation is a useful supplement to government in correcting allocative-efficiency and distributive-equity failures of the private sector. After a brief introduction, the authors discuss the nature of potential market failures...
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This paper, one of two related documents, examines the impact of declining enrollments on educational expenditures. It highlights population and social changes that have contributed to the decline and discusses the general financing of schools. Finally, the paper discusses strategies state policymakers can use to manage decline, including forecasting enrollment trends, providing technical assistance and specialized services, altering staffing policies, and building public relations. (Author/LD)
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In 1996, a survey was conducted of customer satisfaction with the Office of Grants and Contracts of Nova Southeastern University, Florida. The Office had a core constituency of 112 faculty and administrators who regularly received services related to external funding; however, to be as inclusive as possible and to broaden communication with the entire university, the survey was sent to a total of 530 faculty and administrators. Surveys were returned by only 76 respondents, most of whom...
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This paper considers how educators can best arrive at "big, good ideas" for the improvement of higher education and how they can best put them to use where they are needed. Getting big, good ideas probably comes from working on big, good questions. There is a substantial body of research literature about the big questions of education, and it is evident that the "big" ideas come from "big scholarship" that is integrative, pragmatic, collaborative, and cumulative....
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At its October 2002 meeting, the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board discussed the effects of recent trends in higher education financing on the state's ability to achieve the goals of the state's higher education plan, "Closing the Gaps." This paper, prepared as a "next step" agenda item at the January 2003 Board meeting, provides the basis for a possible policy recommendation to the Texas Legislature regarding the appropriate balance among appropriations to...
Topics: ERIC Archive, Educational Finance, Fees, Financial Policy, Higher Education, Policy Formation,...
The following are covered--(1) rules and regulations concerning inventories of equipment, retention of records, and title and control over funds and property, (2) definitions, (3) procedures, (4) kinds of equipment, and (5) forms. (NI)
Topics: ERIC Archive, Educational Equipment, Educational Finance, Facility Inventory, Federal Aid, Property...
To encourage greater cooperation and communication between institutional researchers and college and university business officers, institutional researchers are provided with information necessary for understanding institutional budgets. The structure of the budget is presented in terms of six separate funds which comprise the budget--current, loan, endowment and other non-expendable, annuity, plant, and agency. Emphasis is placed on the current fund. The purposes of budget analysis, its...
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This report updates the January 1967 study of California junior college financing, considering particularly the possibility of the state assuming all operating costs of the system. Using data not available for the earlier study, it is also examines certain new areas. Section I contains the introduction, a summary, and 12 overall recommendations. Section II, on expenditures, suggests a model with indexes to measure five factors and one for extimating and allocating state funds. Section III,...
Topics: ERIC Archive, Educational Finance, Equalization Aid, Financial Support, State Aid, Two Year Colleges
This is a table documenting tuition and required fees, room rates, and board rates at member institutions of the American Association of State Colleges and Universities, by state, for 1969-70. The figures given are for typical full-time undergraduate students for 2 semesters, 2 trimesters, or 3 quarters. The 1968-69 rates are also given when they differ from those of 1969-70. Tuition and required fees for residents (of the respective state or district) for 1969-70 vary from $70 at the District...
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This document provides guidelines for public school authorities who wish to avail themselves of the opportunities provided by the Title III NDEA programs. The document outlines participation in the program in terms of--(1) application procedures, (2) reimbursement procedures, (3) special projects, (4) priority considerations, (5) basic standards for the approval of projects, and (6) special equipment and furniture. (GM)
Topics: ERIC Archive, Educational Finance, Federal Aid, Federal Programs, Financial Support, Planning,...
Collectively, the 10 papers in this volume provide an examination of the financial outlook for higher education in the final 3 decades of the 20th century. They represent a variety of viewpoints, set forth numerous meaningful statistics and projected statistics, and illuminate the critical questions relating to future support for students and institutions. This publication is of use to those involved in planning the future of higher education. Articles, (which principally discuss federal and...
Topics: ERIC Archive, Conferences, Educational Finance, Federal Aid, Financial Support, Higher Education,...
The primary problem for American educational finance is not how to tax but how much to tax. In modern fiscal arrangements, States and localities extract resources from their citizens in some combination of sales, income, or wealth taxes. Any tax reform juggles the relative contribution of each source, but the total amount extracted is still the same. For those who wish tax reform, the issue is not the system of taxation, but the system of tax allocation. For example, this society must decide...
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Bill S. 3657 to amend chapter 34 of title 38, United States Code, and amendments to bill are reported. This bill and its amendments concern advance educational assistance allowance payments to eligible veterans at the beginning of any school year to assist such veterans in meeting educational and living expenses during the first two months of school, and to establish a veterans' work-study program through which the veteran could augment his educational assistance allowance. (DB)
Topics: ERIC Archive, Educational Finance, Federal Aid, Federal Legislation, Veterans Education, Work Study...
New York State is in a crisis in the financing of higher education. The problem is that of accommodating the numbers of students for whom a higher education must be provided at the lowest cost to the taxpayer. It will be enormously costly for the State to provide the needed student spaces if the private institutions are forced to close their doors or be absorbed into the State structure. To alleviate this problem, a long-term and a short-term plan have been devised. The long-term plan should be...
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