Finance in Education
Across
- 2. tax A charge added to all sales
- 4. Power Parents, vocal individuals, the school secretary, and community groups
- 5. A certificate of debt issued by a government guaranteeing payment of the original investment plus interest by a special date. Used by local communities to raise funds they need to build or repair schools
- 7. Grants Federal dollars provided to the states, with limited federal restrictions, for educational aid and program funding
- 9. Taxes Local real estate taxes historically used to fund local schools
- 13. Control Individual communities support their local school district
- 14. Grants Financial aid to local school districts from state or federal agencies for specific purpose
- 15. The theory that your family history explains if you fail or succeed
- 17. v. Burke The New Jersey court shut down twenty-eight poor schools and instead of increasing funding for those schools students were sent to richer schools
- 18. studies The Coleman study that stated that school quality and funding have a lesser effect on student achievement
- 20. The executive officer of the local school district
Down
- 1. Sources Other common state sources of funding that include excise sin taxes
- 3. Boards Elected or appointed officials who determine educational policies for school systems
- 6. The trend of dividing large school districts into smaller and, is hoped, more responsive units
- 8. The unofficial power structure within a school. It cannot be identified by the official title, position, or functions of individuals.
- 10. I Section of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act that provides federal funds to supplement local education resources for students from low-income families
- 11. Hood Reformers State legislators favoring the distribution of revenue from wealthier to poorer communities to equalize educational funding
- 12. Board The state education agency that regulates policies necessary to implement legislative acts related to education
- 16. Antonio v. Rodriguez The court cause stating that education funding is not a part of the Constitution
- 19. Amendment Constitutional amendment that established that areas not specifically mentioned in the Constitution as federal responsibilities are not left to state authority