"But there’s a huge difference between fighting for more state funding and pretending you’ve already gotten it, or between finding creative solutions and imaginary ones. This is the latter on both counts, and when the imaginary revenue doesn’t show up, the district will be forced to make more painful cuts than it otherwise would have."
"But there’s a huge difference between fighting for more state funding and pretending you’ve already gotten it, or between finding creative solutions and imaginary ones. This is the latter on both counts, and when the imaginary revenue doesn’t show up, the district will be forced to make more painful cuts than it otherwise would have."
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The issue isn’t the budget, it’s the election. The candidates need the CTU’s election machine with its phone banks and door to door army. Every CTU member is needed through election day. After election day is better for layoffs and cuts, don’t you get it? And maybe the cuts can be avoided if the “right” people get elected. Quid pro quo, anyone?
65,000 less students, 10,000 more teachers in the last 7 years, and students still can read and write.
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