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Costerison, Dennis L. – 1984
A national survey revealed that 13 states have created legislation to assist financially distressed schools. Focusing on two states, Indiana and Pennsylvania, the report outlines different methods they have developed to deal with financially distressed schools. In Pennsylvania a distressed school district is taken over by the state, whereas in…
Descriptors: Educational Finance, Elementary Secondary Education, Financial Policy, Financial Problems
Greenberg, Jay; Doth, David – 1980
This document, one in a series developed to provide technical assistance to 22 Long-Term Care Gerontology Centers, is designed to be a financial resource guide. Current major funding sources are detailed, followed by an examination of the issues and problems associated with current financing systems. Programmatic issues associated with Medicare…
Descriptors: Expenditures, Federal Aid, Federal Programs, Financial Needs
Alabama State Commission on Higher Education, Montgomery. – 1991
The report addresses the problems being faced by the state of Alabama's postsecondary educational system during the current recessionary period, and to be expected in the years ahead, and makes recommendations on how these financial burdens can be dealt with while simultaneously increasing educational quality. The report explains that Alabama's…
Descriptors: Budgeting, Educational Finance, Educational Planning, Financial Exigency
Orfield, Gary – 1982
The prospect of simultaneous cuts in Federal and State aid to public school education in some States poses a serious threat to large cities which suffer financial stress and face the added responsibility of educating large numbers of poor black and Hispanic children. Financial needs that might result from cuts in Federal aid cannot be met by State…
Descriptors: Elementary Secondary Education, Enrollment Trends, Federal Aid, Financial Problems
Eichman, Caroline; And Others – 1992
Sweeping changes in the economy, the makeup of the labor force, and family structure have altered both the family and the workplace, and have changed the way society must respond to family needs. The supply of child care is inadequate to meet families' child care needs, and many parents cannot afford to pay the full fees for child care. Public…
Descriptors: Community Involvement, Cost Estimates, Day Care, Day Care Centers
Lawrence, Francis L. – 1991
This report by the president of Rutgers University (New Jersey) reviews past progress of New Jersey's commitment to economic and social progress through collaborative efforts with its State University, examines the impact of past and proposed budget reductions for fiscal year 1992, and discusses Rutgers' and New Jersey's future prospects into the…
Descriptors: Budgeting, Educational Finance, Educational Planning, Educational Quality