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If a school doesn't have money, it can't pay teachers.
by BobaFloutist 1y ago
If a school doesn't have money, it can't pay teachers.
- JumpCrisscross 1y ago> If a school doesn't have money, it can't pay teachers I’m genuinely asking. In California and New York underperforming schools are almost never shut down on account of powerful teachers’ unions. When they are, the teachers are reässigned. Teachers’ livelihoods are thus never at stake.
- BobaFloutist 1y agoIn California, under performing schools get allocated more state funds, not less, to help them fix whatever's making them under perform. I can't speak to New York, but I know a lot of states have systems that financially penalize under performing schools with reduced funding, which is what I was referring to.