It is a rare event when both the
state teachers' unions and the governor reach an agreement on financing. This
is exactly the Illinois schools known in March this year, when Governor Rod
Blagojevich R. received the approvals of the Federation of Teachers of Illinois
and the Illinois Education Association. Praise was given to help young people
learn to plan, which includes $ 10 billion to Illinois schools over the next
four years.
In Illinois schools were other reasons to celebrate when the State Board of Education announced an increase of over $ 700 per student in the national and local minimum funding. This will increase the funding of the Foundation amounts to US $ 6,058 per student per year.
In Illinois schools were other reasons to celebrate when the State Board of Education announced an increase of over $ 700 per student in the national and local minimum funding. This will increase the funding of the Foundation amounts to US $ 6,058 per student per year.
These investments will increase the fiscal 2008
funding of $ 1.5 billion. This amount is unprecedented in Illinois schools. The
plan is three times higher than any increase in Illinois history schools.
Governor Blagojevich said Illinois schools ...
"have been chronically underfunded for decades. Our help youth learn plan
is not only an investment in schools is an investment in our future, our
children." Much of the pressure for Illinois schools to improve comes from
the No Child Left Behind (NCLB), which sets bookmarks adequate yearly progress
for all schools. Teachers and administrators in Illinois schools were
challenged to meet the requirements of lower class ratios, test students with
special needs, and work on old and inadequate buildings.
Other components to help young people learn include
funds for preschool education for all programs in Illinois schools. Finally,
the plan includes an investment of $ 1.5 billion in the construction,
improvement and renovation of the deterioration of Illinois schools.
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