ReadyCollective

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   by ReadyCollective 12y ago

   First, from the article, he looked for a job for 18 months with solid experience but without success. Second, having been there, if you think going from a couple K a month while supporting a child instantly down to a couple hundred a week i
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   by ReadyCollective 12y ago

   If you're connected to the community you live in (coaching, etc), your child's doing well in a good school, it becomes easy to extend yourself "one more week" in order to maintain that, hoping things will change - and th
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   by ReadyCollective 13y ago

   You pay for those teachers typically with property tax revenues. Their pay goes up; your taxes go up. At least, that's how it works in many locales.
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   by ReadyCollective 13y ago

   This. I cannot believe the board gave him such an amazing amount of rope, for so very long, and they are just coming to ask those questions. I wonder what they thought the problem was?