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Making Sense of Dollars and Cents
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Sorenson, Richard – Principal, 2010
Principals must devote a vast amount of time and energy to campus funding and budgetary issues because budgeting and accounting procedures are an integral part of an effective instructional program. In fact, a principal's role in the budgetary process significantly impacts both budget development and instructional planning. Principals who fail to…
Descriptors: Budgeting, Needs Assessment, Accounting, Principals
A Critical Look at Program-Oriented Budgeting.
NJEA Review, 1979
The New Jersey Education Association (NJEA) criticizes state-mandated program-oriented budgeting as limited, laborious, inflexible, and more concerned with efficiency than with sound education. NJEA sets out its own guidelines on school budgeting, which favor the traditional line-item budget. (SJL)
Descriptors: Budgeting, Guidelines, Position Papers, Program Budgeting
Zero-Based Budgeting.
Wichowski, Chester – Florida Vocational Journal, 1979
The zero-based budgeting approach is designed to achieve the greatest benefit with the fewest undesirable consequences. Seven basic steps make up the zero-based decision-making process: (1) identifying program goals, (2) classifying goals, (3) identifying resources, (4) reviewing consequences, (5) developing decision packages, (6) implementing a…
Descriptors: Budgeting, Educational Administration, Educational Objectives, Educational Resources
Multiplying Your Effectiveness.
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Juchartz, Donald D. – Journal of Extension, 1978
From his extension experience in Wayne County, Michigan, the third most populous county in the nation, the author offers some principles to consider in enhancing staff and program effectiveness: resource assessment, staff utilization, program funding, time management, and program visibility. (MF)
Descriptors: Administrative Principles, Extension Agents, Extension Education, Guidelines
Seven Sure Steps to Solid, Successful, Gifted Education.
Ireland, Robert E. – Executive Educator, 1983
Establishing a district's gifted education program involves (1) building support among other administrators, (2) involving teachers, (3) planning the program through a school-community committee, (4) developing a budget, (5) having principals coordinate the program, (6) maintaining parent support, and (7) not favoring the gifted program over other…
Descriptors: Administrator Attitudes, Administrator Role, Committees, Community Involvement
Latest Budget Cuts Arouse Concern and Recommendations.
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Physics Today, 1981
A National Academy of Sciences conference was held in October, 1981 in Washington, D.C. to provide dialogs with key government officials and to suggest alternatives for wise allocation of limited resources to control damage to the United States' scientific and technological enterprise. Viewpoints and key recommendations are reported. (JN)
Descriptors: Budgeting, College Science, Conferences, Financial Problems
International Training Projects: Guidelines for a Successful Contract.
Clinton, Barbara J. – Journal of Instruction Delivery Systems, 1996
The task of planning, negotiating, and implementing an international training project differs according to setting. This article provides a checklist for international project facilitators that suggests thoroughly assessing in advance: objectives, sponsors, skill levels, evaluation methods, equipment needs, software language, copying services,…
Descriptors: Guidelines, International Programs, Language Fluency, Language of Instruction