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As a parent who is part of running a co op school where only the teachers are paid I can tell you that there is a day to day executive function with delegated p
by christkv 3y ago
As a parent who is part of running a co op school where only the teachers are paid I can tell you that there is a day to day executive function with delegated powers. The assembly deals with functions similar to a traditional board.
That said the two main problems that come up over and over again in our setup are.
1. People don’t understand what being a coop member means legally and financially. They are on the hook for losses for example.
2. It’s hard getting people to volunteer to do needed day to day work.
3. To much drama, every little thing is blown out of proposition and sometime we are forced to use executive privilege to get something done.
4. Coop can distract from delivering the actual services (school).