More State Aid Than Expected for Waukesha School District
Overall decrease of 1.1 percent in equalization aid is anticipated. District had expected five percent decrease.
The Waukesha School District received better-than-expected news regarding how much aid they may get from the state for the 2012-2013 school year, school district officials said at this week's school board meetings. According to recently-released general equalization aid estimates from the state, the district currently anticipates receiving $44,478,392 from the state, only a 1.1 percent decrease from last year’s amount of aid, according to Lauri Clifton, the district’s chief financial officer and director of business services. The district had estimated that they would receive a five percent decrease in aid from last year, Clifton informed the district’s finance committee on Monday night. Last year, the district received a 10 percent …
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the 'sha guy
10:30 pm on Saturday, March 17, 2012
Wrong again. If you would like to compare teacher salaries with the private sector, compare the public teacher salaries with their counterparts who teach in the private sector at schools. They are not lower. In fact, the vast majority of private school teachers make far less in salary and benefits than the public school teachers do. Private schools do not seem to have difficulty filling their … more ›