04-03-2018, 11:09 AM
School administrators make more than the teachers do. Pensions are state funded and take a big chunk of the budget pie also. Another thing that is fairly recent is kids with disabilities get put into mainframe classes. I've noticed that newer teachers pay a portion of their pensions. It's a start. Unions like to say that teachers have to supply the kids pencils that is just a talking point thrown out there. If the budgetary monies were used in a more discretionary manner geared towards the education aspect of school and not the administrative, retirement or care of kids that are just getting watched, it would be better. Each State and district is different. Because one district or state is having a rough time of it doesn't mean they all are.
Regulations for school budget's and teaching credentials are way to restrictive to get enough people hired. Regulations help strangle any forward progress made.
Regulations for school budget's and teaching credentials are way to restrictive to get enough people hired. Regulations help strangle any forward progress made.
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