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Visual Systems Map
By Jessica Bryant
There needs to be changes within government, state and policymakers to re-evaluate the amount of funding and where it comes from.
The problem lies within the state funding formula, which is found by the average daily attendance. This needs to change.
How might the state, government and policymakers be putting a strain on the allocation of education funding?
STATE FUNDING
State Funding
The state government allocate a significant amount of funding for schools.
They do this through state sales and income taxes, lotteries and property taxes.
Even when excluding Arizona's very small districts, which have highly variable spending patterns, fiscal year 2019 operational spending by district ranged from $6,810 per pupil to $19,970 per pupil.
PUBLIC
State income taxes
State income taxes are a main source of state funding to the public education.
Arizona school districts require voter approval to raise the rate to reach the formula amount
School districts in Arizona receive local revenue only from property taxes
PRIVATE
ARIZONA PRIVATE EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP FUND INC
ARIZONA PRIVATE EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP FUND INC
This private organization utilizes re-directed state tax dollars and general donations to fulfill their mission of of supporting higher education for students in Arizona
NON PROFIT
Education Law Center
ELC recommends increasing the base per pupil funding level and boosting at-risk funding by implementing an “opportunity weight” based on student poverty
PUBLIC
Lottery Funding
The proceeds from Arizona Lottery ticket sales go to programs and organizations that help Arizona’s communities in areas such as, higher education and health and human services
Local Funding
Funding within Arizona that comes from various sources such as
PUBLIC
National Education Association
The National Education Association has a Great Public Schools Fund Grants (GPS Fund Grants) that advance the goal of great public schools for every student
NEA approves new grants for GPS
PRIVATE
Private tax payer money that comes from various different businesses
Private Tax Payer Money
NON PROFIT
Khan Academy
Khan Academy has a simple mission and offers academic help to students in GPS and across the globe
PUBLIC
Title I English Language Arts Program
Gilbert Public School's Title I English Language Arts Program specializes in providing high-quality instruction in addition to core classroom learning.
NATIONAL
POLICY
National Policy
The largest federal law that authorizes federal spending on K-12 public education is the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, 1965
States must meet specific requirements in order to receive this funding.
Funds for this act are authorized for instructional materials, professional development, resources, ect.
This act has subtitles that are added on average every years. Titles include funding for english language learners, students who are low income, disability learners, professional development of teachers, ect.
PUBLIC
Gilbert Public School District
Gilbert Public School District is the most affected by this act because these are the schools that receive government funding from the act
PRIVATE
ALA Charter Schools
ALA Charter School: Title II of the act brings in funding for school libraries and textbook acquisition for both private and public schools
NON PROFIT
Jumpstart
Jumpstart is a national organization to help prepare young children for success in kindergarten.
It strives to ensure that every child in America has a level playing field when they begin their K-12 education.
PUBLIC
Spice
Public school programs such as SPICE (sped) are affected by the amount of funding each program receives
Title VI of the act was dedicated to the education of individuals with disabilities
Federal Contributions
The federal government contributes up to 8-9% of funding over the nation
PUBLIC
No Child Left Behind Act
No Child Left Behind Title I Grants to local school districts ($14.4 billion in fiscal year 2014) and IDEA Special Education State Grants ($11.5 billion in fiscal year 2014).
The federal government chips in about 8 to 9 percent of school budgets nationally
PRIVATE
The U.S. Department of Education is the agency of the federal government that establishes policy for, administers and coordinates most federal assistance to education.
US Department of Education
NON PROFIT
Headstart
Head Start and free and reduced lunch programs
The head start organization is committed to the belief that every child, regardless of circumstances at birth, has the ability to succeed in life.
PUBLIC
Public Education Opportunity Grants
Public Education Opportunity Grants
This is a proposed grant that is waiting to be passed
The program would provide significant additional funding to the highest-poverty districts in each state
The Elementary and Secondary Education Act
Lack of allocation for teacher development
The Elementary and Secondary Education Act
PUBLIC
Improving Teacher Quality Grants – Offers money for teacher training and development programs within local schools and districts.
Improving Teacher Quality Grants
PRIVATE
ASCD
ASCD empowers educators to achieve excellence in learning, teaching, and leading so that every child is healthy, safe, engaged, supported, and challenged.
There are 113,573 members such as, superintendents, principals, teachers, and advocates from more than 129 countries—the ASCD community also includes 64 affiliate organizations.
NON PROFIT
The New Teacher Project (1997) aims to bring great teachers to more students.
The New Teacher Project (TNTP)
PUBLIC
The American Federation of Teachers
The American Federation of Teachers, an affiliate of the AFL-CIO, was founded in 1916 and today represents 1.7 million members in more than 3,000 local affiliates nationwide.
Governance and Oversight
School Boards accross the Valley such as Mesa School District, Gilbert School District, Higley Unified School District, Chandler School District
Governance and Oversight
PUBLIC
Gilbert Public School Board is one of the many school boards who play a factor in deciding the allocation of school funds
Gilbert Public School Board
PRIVATE
Equal Opportunity School
Equal Opportunity Schools is a organization that works with schools, advisors, teachers, and students
EOS is changing the way education looks at low-income students and have gotten funding for schools from a Google Global Impact Award, giving the organization $1.8 million in funding.
NON PROFIT
Stand For Children
Stand for Children is an organization that works with schools to help students receive a quality education regardless of socioeconomic status, race, or geographic location.
PUBLIC
School Principals
The school principal is given a small pool of funds for supplies and other consumable materials to make decisions on throughout the year.