Date of Award
2015
Call Number
LB2282.83.M2 D64 2015
Document Type
Open Access Dissertation
Degree Name
Doctor of Philosophy in Public Policy
Department
Muskie School of Public Service
First Advisor
David Silvernail
Second Advisor
Joseph Capelluti
Third Advisor
Robert Hasson
Keywords
Fiscal practices of maine's more efficient public high schools, education spending and student outcomes
Abstract
This mixed-methods study compared three-year average operating expenditures and resource allocation practices and policies of nine Maine high schools that had been identified in a previous study as being "more efficient" with those of nine "typical" Maine high schools. The study attempted to determine if more efficient schools allocate resources differently than typical schools.The quantitative portion of the study considered expenditures of 18 Maine high schools over a three-year period using three resource models: The Maine Department of Education(MDOE) warrant article model: The National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) account code model: and ( the Roza and Swartz (RS) School Spending Profile.
Recommended Citation
Dolloff, Andrew R. PhD, "Resource Allocation in Maine's More Efficient Public High Schools" (2015). All Student Scholarship. 159.
https://digitalcommons.usm.maine.edu/etd/159