Very interesting. The question that springs to mind; what is to be done? Is it fair that teachers can’t afford to live in the districts they teach in? I think

Very interesting. The question that springs to mind; what is to be done? Is it fair that teachers can’t afford to live in the districts they teach in? I think not. Should districts have to cut activities ( sports, arts, etc) to pay for a pay raise? I think not. But these examples ^^ are simple and possess less moral hazards than the issue of teacher pensions. As far as I can tell teachers in California were promised a certain pension payout by politicans no longer in power. Should the present population subsidize the foolish promises of the past? I think not. But I know very(very) little about how pensions function so am curious how HN thinks we solve this crisis.