Tom Haig writes: Education Minister Anne Tolley said quarterly roll counts were introduced to ensure funding was more accurate, and directed to where it was needed. [She said] “I’m sure taxpayers will be astonished to find out that schools have previously received funding for students who are no longer attending. “This change provides an incentive for schools to retain students. If students are at school and engaged in learning they have a much higher chance of gaining qualifications and skills. Contrast this to charter school funding – guaranteed for a minimum roll for the whole year, however many students leave during that time (not to mention the generous funding rates…)
Posted on: Mon, 01 Dec 2014 00:14:19 +0000
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