Kasz216 on 28 September 2009
| mrstickball said: Kasz - Then that's the fault of the teachers union's negotiators. |
Just saying that has something to do with it.
Last year Cleveland funding was short around $900,000
and they said the number was so huge that if it effected only teachers they'd have to lay off 10 teachers.
They used to have a website that showed Cleveland schools teacher's stats and how much they made... but that went down because everyone was shocked at how much the teachers made, it's actually supposed to be up by law, but the State of Ohio doesn't tend to follow it's own laws with education involved.
Hell it's been 20+ years since the way they fund the schools have been deeemed unconstituional anyway.
