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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][b]The WOTP schools get less $$ per kid than title I schools. [/b] They do benefit from economies of scale because they are full, but they do not raise as much as the difference in funds. These funds do give the schools significant flexibility in that a principal can use her budget to hire more staff because the PTA can pick up administrative costs such as supplies. We probably give about $2000/year to our WOTP elementary (flat out checks, bidding at the auction, money spent at other fundraisers), we are not rich but we used to be in private daycare and preschool so we built this in as an expense when we dropped that cost because we want to do what we can to help make our children's education as much as we can. We have two kids. [/quote] Of course. Or did you not understand that the raison d'ĂȘtre of Title I funding is to make a dimple of a difference in education circumstances between children from families with means, and children from families without? It doesn't, btw, but that's a topic for another thread.[/quote] sounds like you did not read the post you are responding to very carefully. the poster was simply responding to others that said that WOTP schools have more funds and get more money. apparently it is clear to you, but not to other posters, that WOTP schools get less money and not more [/quote]
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