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>"I don't think that reflects as poorly on the budget as it does on the school boards and administrators." Of course, they can't ever solve the problem because
by zo1 9y ago
>"I don't think that reflects as poorly on the budget as it does on the school boards and administrators."
Of course, they can't ever solve the problem because the only viable solution involves reducing their own salaries or admitting that they are redundant and only cause unnecessary overhead to an already-strained system.
- microcolonel 9y agoIf a school has designed its programmes so that operating for all of the days in a school week is infeasible with their budget (which doesn't make sense to me, since I don't think they could reduce teacher salaries by removing a day, and I can't imagine any other cost making it worthwhile), then they have done something wrong. Wouldn't it be great if, at the cost of children playing latchkey for a day during a school year or two (or however long it takes them to fix this), they finally get their act together again.