Teachers' salaries accounted for the largest annual expense and highest proportions of spending across multiple locations or organizations, according to the document. Specifically, teachers' salaries made up the highest percentage of expenditures in one area, while in another 50% was spent on teachers' salaries, representing the highest proportion. Insurance was listed as the second largest expense.
Teachers' salaries accounted for the largest annual expense and highest proportions of spending across multiple locations or organizations, according to the document. Specifically, teachers' salaries made up the highest percentage of expenditures in one area, while in another 50% was spent on teachers' salaries, representing the highest proportion. Insurance was listed as the second largest expense.
Teachers' salaries accounted for the largest annual expense and highest proportions of spending across multiple locations or organizations, according to the document. Specifically, teachers' salaries made up the highest percentage of expenditures in one area, while in another 50% was spent on teachers' salaries, representing the highest proportion. Insurance was listed as the second largest expense.
THE LARGEST SPENDING WAS ON TEACHERS' SALARIES WHILE INSURANCE WAS
OTHERWISE. 2. THE SMALLEST EXPENDITURE WAS ON…., AT… %. 3. TEACHERS’ SALARIES ACCOUNTED FOR THE LARGEST/HIGHEST ANNUAL EXPENSE IN… AT… %. 4. 50% WAS SPENT ON TEACHERS’ SALARIES IN ….. , WHICH ACCOUNTED FOR THE HIGHEST PROPORTION. 5. TEACHERS’ SALARIES WERE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE LARGEST FINANCIAL OUTLAY IN.. AT…. %.
WAS ALLOCATED FOR
THE PROPORTION/THE CONTRIBUTION/THE SHARE/THE PERCENTAGE/THE FIGURE FOR