Money and Schools

by Craig R Wood, Faith Crampton

For future principals and others enrolled in courses on School Finance, this book explains and demonstrates the relationship between money and student achievement.

New to this edition:

- Includes updated information on the ever-changing landscape of school finance.
- Co-author Faith E. Crampton has joined the author team, applying the expertise she has acquired in public education, state government, national education and legislative organizations, and universities.
- Chapters now include a section titled Point - Counterpoint, offering opposing views on issues involving money and schools along with incisive questions to help guide classroom debates and/or individual analysis.
- Case studies throughout the text provide opportunities to apply the knowledge gained in each chapter.
- Also includes web sites and extensive recommended bibliography.

Genres: Education, Economics

448 pages, Hardcover

First published February 1, 1998

Reviews

[Dave · Rating 3 out of 5]

Solid information and a good introduction to public school finance. In the end; however, it is still a textbook.

[James Kittredge · Rating 3 out of 5]

Solid book about school finance, budgeting, and accounting. It doesn't read like a gripping spy thriller, but I didn't expect it to. It taught me stuff I didn't previously know, so I feel like reading it was a win.

[Analese · Rating 5 out of 5]

Ed.D. Reading! Great book with thorough explanations on he complicated subject of how schools are financed and how the money is distributed within the school building. Recommend for new or emerging school leaders.