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If my comment seemed to imply I thought they shouldn't I didn't mean to. I agree that they should get paid. I don't know how it works in the majority of states
by tssva 7y ago
If my comment seemed to imply I thought they shouldn't I didn't mean to. I agree that they should get paid.
I don't know how it works in the majority of states but I know the model of mostly state funding based upon student enrollment is not universal. In my state the majority of funding is from local tax revenues. For example the budget for my local school district is approximately $1.3 billion. $370 million comes from the state and $30 million comes from the federal government. Another $40 million comes from "misc other sources" and $860 million comes from local tax revenue.
- Reelin 7y agoI hadn't considered the local tax aspect. I understand that many areas are projecting large shortfalls in the near future, so I suppose there could be some issues. I guess it would probably depend on how the education taxes were levied in a given jurisdiction (property, sales, or something else).