Public Schools Face Massive Layoffs

How is that $100 billion almost gone? We need to have documentation for this one, as I don't believe it. I think we're more concerned about paying the bureaucracy and its unions than we are to educate children. Enough is enough.
 
Extra funding went to individual projects not to pay the teachers. The local governments are the ones laying off the teachers. People without jobs and foreclosed properties don't bring in state taxes or property taxes.
 
sallylou said:
Extra funding went to individual projects not to pay the teachers. The local governments are the ones laying off the teachers. People without jobs and foreclosed properties don't bring in state taxes or property taxes.
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Agreed, I believe that states aren't allow to have numerous of loans, unlike federal does.
 
sallylou said:
Extra funding went to individual projects not to pay the teachers. The local governments are the ones laying off the teachers. People without jobs and foreclosed properties don't bring in state taxes or property taxes.
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Public schools in well-to-do areas fare rather well.
 
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