Topic: Budget
FAQ: Financial sustainability of Next Education Workforce™ models
Read this FAQ for an example of how a team-based model is funded to inspire possibilities within your system’s own context.
Extended cut: A perspective on strategic school staffing from national union leadership
How can collective bargaining promote strategic school staffing? In this extended cut, Rob Weil of the American Federation of Teachers joins Brent Maddin of the Next Education Workforce™ to discuss this and other issues educators face in the one teacher, one classroom model.
An examination of teacher engagement in Next Education Workforce models
This study leverages longitudinal administrative data on teacher leave within a single district. We use a two-way fixed effect design to examine the relationship between Next Education Workforce model participation and teacher engagement.
Costs and shifts calculator
In this Google Sheet, you’ll be able to describe your strategy, input the costs, make intentional shifts and see your choices summarized on a dashboard.
Financially sustainable staffing models
In this document, you’ll read about how two school leaders and one district-level leader make strategic shifts in funding and time to cover the costs of their new staffing models.
The budget and the Next Education Workforce
Justin Wing, Assistant Superintendent of Human Resources at Mesa Public Schools, shares two pieces of budgetary advice for districts considering moving to Next Education Workforce models.