Vocabulary
Educational Control
Vocabulary 2.0
Educational Finance
Educational Influences
100
The allocation of funds for the operation of the school
What is finance?
100
They control how material is presented in the classroom
Who are the teachers?
100
Equality
What is equity?
100
the largest portion of the school budget
What is teacher compensation?
100
She can influence the school board by talking to her mother
Who is Jasmine Ticket or any other student with a parent on the school board?
200
the revolt over the increasing cost of education
What is the taxpayer revolt?
200
These are the regulations that govern the operation of schools within the state
What is the educational code?
200
Pay proposed to incentivize teachers
What is Merit Pay?
200
This source contributes the most toward school finance
What is the state?
200
he or she can influence education at the local level by voting in school board elections
Who is a resident of voting age?
300
the school official charged with the everyday operation of the school
Who is the principal?
300
He or she is considered the leader of the school and the advisor to the school board
Who is the Superintendent?
300
What is required to insure that all students receive an education sufficient for them to reach the required level of achievement
What is adequacy?
300
School funding is based on the number of students served by the school. This is the usual way of determining this
What is the Average Daily Attendance?
300
a well educated populace is vital to their survival
What is business or industry?
400
the fee all teachers pay for the benefits of collective bargaining
What are fair share fees?
400
They have the legal authority for operating the local school district.
What is the school board?
400
They are considered the informal power structure of the school
Who are the teachers?
400
the two primary sources of revenue for education at the state level
What are income tax and sales tax?
400
This federal agency is the most influential at the federal level
What is Department of Education?
500
The two types of grants that supply school districts revenue from the federal level
What Block grants and Categorical grants?
500
This entity can assume control of a school if the school is failing
What is the state?
500
This law requires action by a school district by fails to supply revenue
What is an Unfunded Mandate?
500
the three main sources of revenue for public schools
What are local, state and federal government?
500
this amendment assigns authority over education to the state
What is Tenth?
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