939 resultados para Federal aid to education.


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Bibliography: p. 47-49.

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Description based on: 1978.

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On cover: Calculation and distribution of school aid, 1990-1991.

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"The general purpose of this handbook is to inform our clients (internal and external) of the policies governing all grants awarded from the Illinois State Board of Education, to communicate with our clients, the procedures and guidelines, to ensure sound accounting practices and to provide consistency throughout the State Board in the administration of grants. The procedures and guidelines do not supersede the rules and regulations governing each specific program."--P. 2.

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"October 1982"--P. [4] of cover.

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Revised to incorporate changes in the financing procedures brought about by the 1982 Surface Transportation Assistance Act.

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Mode of access: Internet.

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It is at long last becoming part of the public discourse that improving living conditions and opportunities for First Nations communities in Canada is a national imperative. It is also widely recognized that the education is critical to fostering a better future for First Nations people. Yet, for many First Nations youth, particularly those on reserve, completing even high school is well beyond reach. The graduation rate of First Nations people living on reserve was 35.3 per cent as recently as 2011 compared with 78 per cent for the population as a whole. At the same time, the First Nations population is young and growing fast - in First Nations communities 49 per cent of the population is under 24 years of age compared to 30 per cent of the general population. Despite some incremental improvements in education success rates for First Nations students in recent years, the education gap between First Nations and the rest of the country is increasing. The concerns expressed in the 2011 Auditor General report continue to hold weight: "In 2004, we noted that at existing rates, it would take 28 years for First Nations communities to reach the national average. More recent trends suggest that the time needed may still be longer.