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Originally Posted by malcolmk14
It's not really about the dollars it's about being able to point to x number of layoffs of support staff and say, "look what the teachers made us do."
Realistically speaking they can't continue to pay these people forever with no kids in schools.
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And that's exactly my point. Doesn't it ring hollow if you read the news and listen to Horner and Smith attempt to explain why they can pay parents millions to have their kids at home, but can't continue to pay EAs and Admin their wages? That would backfire so fast (the $30 daily bribe is already kicking them in the pants). There's always work in jobs like this to be done...people aren't just sitting in a room bouncing a ball off a wall while the clock ticks.