Our Children Our Future Our Vision - People for Education
Our Children Our Future Our Vision - People for Education
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<strong>Our</strong> <strong>Children</strong>, <strong>Our</strong> <strong>Future</strong>, <strong>Our</strong> <strong>Vision</strong><br />
The chart below shows the tuition charged by the province, as calculated under the Technical Paper<br />
(2009/10) in the Calculation of Student Fees. 167<br />
2009 / 10 Grant Description of Grant Amount<br />
Pupil Foundation Allocation<br />
Salaries, libraries, staff development, textbooks, paraprofessionals,<br />
consultants, and classroom computers<br />
4,702.70<br />
Special <strong>Education</strong> Allocation Special <strong>Education</strong> programs, services, and equipment 1,610.83<br />
Language Allocation To support French as a second language 263.55<br />
Supported Schools Allocation To assist underper<strong>for</strong>ming and low enrolment schools 9.81<br />
Remote and Rural Allocation<br />
Learning Opportunities Allocation<br />
Teacher Qualifications & Experience<br />
To support the higher cost of purchasing goods and<br />
services <strong>for</strong> school boards that are remote and rural<br />
Provides funding based on economic indicators <strong>for</strong><br />
programs and services <strong>for</strong> students at risk<br />
To cover the costs of teachers with years of experience<br />
and degrees who earn higher salaries as a consequence<br />
of the salary grid<br />
47.53<br />
90.48<br />
598.40<br />
New Teacher Induction Program To cover the costs to mentor new teachers 7.21<br />
Administration and Governance<br />
School Operations Allocation<br />
Non-Teaching Staff – Cost Adjustment Allocation<br />
Declining Enrolment Adjustment<br />
School Foundation<br />
Program Enhancement Allocation<br />
First Nation, Métis, and Inuit <strong>Education</strong> Supplemental<br />
Allocation<br />
Provides funding <strong>for</strong> board-based staff, trustees and<br />
related expenditures<br />
Facility costs (heat, light, custodial, snow removal,<br />
minor repairs, etc.)<br />
To recognize the differences in salaries paid to nonteaching<br />
staff<br />
To recognize that fixed costs do not decrease as<br />
quickly as variable costs as most grants are tied to<br />
enrolment<br />
To pay <strong>for</strong> the cost of Principals, Vice Principals, school<br />
clerical staff and office supplies<br />
To assist with school supplies and school materials<br />
costs<br />
To cover Native language instruction and Native Studies<br />
courses, the fee is based on demographics<br />
268.70<br />
922.66<br />
8.20<br />
85.30<br />
791.09<br />
38.56<br />
27.29<br />
Rural and Small Community Allocation To support small boards in rural or small communities 20.42<br />
Safe Schools<br />
Pupil Accommodation Charge (PAC)<br />
Adjustment <strong>for</strong> School Foundation<br />
To assist in the implementation of the Ministry’s Safe<br />
Schools strategy<br />
A charge which pays <strong>for</strong> capital costs, and has remained<br />
constant since 1998<br />
Where school boards have combined elementary and<br />
secondary facilities and receive a School Foundation<br />
Allocation, the amount is deducted from the total<br />
tuition charges<br />
22.98<br />
141.00<br />
111.58<br />
Total Tuition Charges – per pupil $9,545.13<br />
If the First Nation requires transportation <strong>for</strong> its students, then an additional $870.90 per pupil is<br />
charged.<br />
167 Ministry of <strong>Education</strong>, Province of Ontario, “<strong>Education</strong> Funding: Technical Paper” (Spring 2010), online: http://www.<br />
edu.gov.on.ca/eng/funding/1011/technical10.pdf.<br />
Chiefs of Ontario<br />
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