Community Priorities-- Education J. Patrick Atkins.

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Community Priorities-- Education J. Patrick Atkins

Legislative issues impacting public education

Local initiatives:  Greater Waco Education Alliance  Advanced Manufacturing Academy  Prosper Waco

Three priorities  Pre-K  Career & Technology Education  School funding

Impact of Pre-K programs Source: Texas A & M University Bush School of Government: Cost Analysis of the Benefits of Universal Accessible Full Day Pre-K in Texas, 2006

Statistics  IN THE UNITED STATES: 33.5% of high school graduates obtain a bachelor’s degree (Source: Pew Research Center)  IN TEXAS: 26% of Texas high school graduates obtain a bachelor’s degree (Source: Kids Count, Annie E. Casey Foundation)  CLASS OF 2011: 52.1% of Texas high school graduates enrolled in college, but only 24.6% enrolled in a 4-year institution (Source: Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board)

Texas Graduation Requirements  Recommended Plan:  5.5 elective credits  Distinguished Achievement Plan:  4.5 elective credits

Projected revenues – WISD  :  $115,707,465  :  $109,673,000

Closed campus  Brazos Middle School  Lake Waco Montessori  Meadowbrook Elementary  North Waco Elementary  STARS High School  Sul Ross Elementary  University High/University Middle  Viking Hills Elementary  WISD Alternative School

Funding disparities Impact of “Target Revenue”  Examples