[Buckeye McFrog]

Q. What do the Pontiac Public Schools have in common with Venezuela?

[lormand]

If the state government uses base-line budgeting like our current corrupt US government uses, then there was no cuts...only reductions in spending.

[Steely Tom]

Did 'Republican Budget Cuts' Lead to a $51.7 Million Deficit and No Toilet Paper in Schools?

If no Republican in the Michigan government steps up to say otherwise, yes they did.

[Jacquerie]

Fewer than four students per employee. Call me cynical, but I suspect feather-bedding by unions.

[Amendment10]

If Michigan communities don’t have the funds to make sure that their local public schools have toilet paper, then state taxes are too high imo.

[familyop]

"Did 'Republican Budget Cuts' Lead to a $51.7 Million Deficit and No Toilet Paper in Schools?"

Of course not. Big salaries, benefits and pork from the federal government are the problem in every state.

[goat granny]

Was in high school during the 50s, it was a rare occasion for their to be toilet paper in the bathroom...the more time goes by, the less change there is..

[GraceG]

Apparently before 1979 all schools everywhere in the US were out of toilet paper, so we have had liberal progress if we still have some that are out of TP....

[Some Fat Guy in L.A.]

How does a relatively small school district overspend its budget by that much? And then blame “budget cuts”? Bet some teachers union thugs are sporting some new rides.