school budget
District financial allocation
A school budget is the financial plan allocating funds for educational operations—teacher salaries, supplies, facilities, transportation, and programs.
School budgets are typically set annually by school boards or districts, often subject to public approval or political debate: The school budget passed by a narrow margin.
Budget cuts frequently spark community controversy over priorities.
- federal aidGovernment-provided financial support
- state fundingGovernment-allocated monetary support
- cost analysisSystematic review of expenses
- teachersThose who instruct students
- government grantsState-allocated financial assistance
local taxes · property taxes · board · contingency planning · rainy day fund · teacher salaries · shortfall · millage · austerity · endowments · resource allocation · line item · levy · bond measure · referendum · fiscal year · annual reviews · education policy
- public schoolskindergarten, classroom, principal, K-12, teachers
- School Administrationprincipals, vice principal, assistant principal, headmaster, dean
- school districtsdistrict office, superintendents, district offices, district lines, public schools
- School Policyeducation ministry, educational reforms, education policy, superintendent, board of education
- educationeducation, schools, teachers, students, learning
- town meetingmoderator, selectmen, selectman, town clerk, appropriation
school budgetmilitary budget
Funding for armed forces
defense spending · corporate subsidies · police budget · healthcare budget · infrastructure spending