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LAUSD board to vote on breakfast in the classroom, school police
The Los Angeles school board meeting is expected to draw more than 1,500 demonstrators Tuesday as members are scheduled to vote to continue funding the classroom breakfast program, an increase in the school police force and other budget items. In a memo...
Tags: Elections, Television Industry, Politics
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Jerry Brown plans more money for schools, source says
SACRAMENTO -- Gov. Jerry Brown's revised budget proposal will increase funding for schools and dedicate surplus tax revenue to raising curriculum standards and providing money withheld during the state's fiscal crisis, according to an official with...Tags: Executive Branch, Politics, Government, Jerry Brown, Finance
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District 15 tables iPad purchase
Fretful that dwindling state funding and rising expenses could lead to an estimated $7.9 million budget deficit, the Community Consolidated School District 15 Board of Education has delayed plans to buy $1.2 million worth of iPads for students....
Tags: Government Debt, Public Finance, Computing and Information Technology Industry, Apple iPad, Politics
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Whelchel's State of the City address talks country club annexation
The city will revive talks about annexing Boca Grove and St. Andrews country clubs in West Boca for the third time and reconsider the Lake Wyman redevelopment project as two possible ways to increase revenue, Mayor Susan Whelchel said in her annual...Tags: Intracoastal Waterway, Lifestyle and Leisure, Palm Beach County, Clubs and Associations, Local Government
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Gov. Brown vows to take hard line on budget
Spending 'in a wise way' | 10:53 a.m. As lawmakers debate more than a dozen different plans for raising additional taxes on things like cigarettes, marijuana, and oil, California Gov. Jerry Brown said he will take a hard line with his budget. “...
Tags: Science and Technology, Insurance, Crime, Law and Justice, Executive Branch, Justice System
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Jerry Brown to release California budget proposal
SACRAMENTO -- Gov. Jerry Brown will release his revised spending plan Tuesday morning, kicking off weeks of intense budget negotiations free of the deep deficits of years past but full of stark policy disagreements between the governor and his fellow...
Tags: Regional Authority, Crime, Law and Justice, Executive Branch, Justice System, Education
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Gov. Jerry Brown sticks to hard line in revised budget proposal
SACRAMENTO -- Gov. Jerry Brown took a hard line Tuesday as he unveiled his latest budget plan, seeking to tighten general-fund spending and holding firm on his push to redistribute money for schools. He proposed general-fund expenditures of $96.4...
Tags: Regional Authority, Executive Branch, Politics, Government, Personal Income
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Gov. Jerry Brown's budget plan gets good early reviews
SACRAMENTO -- Reaction to the budget plan unveiled by Gov. Jerry Brown on Tuesday was generally positive. Key political and education leaders in Los Angeles immediately endorsed the plan's provisions that would shift more funds to low-income schools and...
Tags: Jeff Gorell, Crime, Law and Justice, Executive Branch, Justice System, Government
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St. Mary's College trying to fill freshman class
St. Mary's College of Maryland has only locked in about two-thirds of the students it needs for a full freshman class next school year, a shortfall that could cost the public liberal arts school $3.5 million in lost tuition. Though the school's...
Tags: Colleges and Universities, Government Debt, Students, Teaching and Learning, Education
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Obama's budget puts the onus on Ryan
WASHINGTON — When it comes to deficit reduction, President Barack Obama may have correctly taken the measure of Alan Simpson and Erskine Bowles and U.S. corporate leaders; that's a reason why any deficit deal is more remote than ever. Two and a...Tags: Fiscal Cliff, Medicare, Public Finance, Government Health Care, John Boehner
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School taxes likely going up 2.35 percent in Quakertown
The Quakertown Community School Board adopted a proposed final budget for 2013-14 that raises taxes 2.35 percent. Under the $95.6 million spending plan, the average taxpayer would pay $87 more. Directors Paul Stepanoff and Zane Stauffer voted no. "We...Tags: Elementary Schools, Science and Technology, Kutztown, Elections, Lehigh University
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East Penn approves budget with no tax hike
Property owners in the East Penn School District will be spared a property tax increase next school year under a $130 million proposed final 2013-14 budget approved Monday night. "I want to make it clear, this is a zero percent tax increase," school...Tags: Realty, Services and Shopping, Property, Politics, Real Estate
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