Participatory Budgeting in Schools

The video explains participatory budgeting (PB) in schools, where students, parents, and teachers decide how to allocate a set amount of money. It highlights the decision-making process, past uses of funds, and potential projects like bathroom renovations. The video encourages participation in PB to ensure community voices are heard.

What is the primary goal of Participatory Budgeting (PP) in schools?

• To allow students, parents, and teachers to decide on spending

• To increase school funding

• To reduce school expenses

• To improve teacher salaries

Who are involved in the decision-making process of PP?

• School board members only

• Only the school principal

• Students, parents, and teachers

• Local government officials

What was one of the uses of PP funds in the previous year?

• Organizing a school trip

• Hiring new teachers

• Building a new library

• Purchasing new gym equipment

Which project is mentioned as a potential future use of PP funds?

• New science lab

• Bathroom renovations

• New sports field

• Cafeteria expansion

Why are bathroom renovations considered important by students?

• To change the color scheme

• To improve hygiene and cleanliness

• To add more stalls

• To install new lighting

What is a suggested improvement for school announcements?

• Using a bulletin board

• Posting on social media

• Sending emails to students

• Using a new sound system

What is one of the benefits of participating in PP?

• Meeting local celebrities

• Receiving a monetary reward

• Having a say in school improvements

• Getting extra credit in classes

When are the PP elections typically held?

• At the end of the school year

• In the middle of the school year

• During the summer break

• At the start of the school year

What is a potential academic benefit mentioned for PP funds?

• Building a new library

• Offering online courses

• Providing SAT/ACT prep

• Hiring private tutors