We have reached peak government school education.
Ding, ding, ding. And that ESSER funding was only during Covid so why do they still want or need it?
more than 80% of the district's budget goes to salaries
Ah, I think we might see the deficit problem.
More good news.
There’s a need for only so many assistant textbook coordinators, but they’ll most likely be retained at the expense of classroom instructors.
yea! gov’t run media layoffs, now fed school layoffs. maybe some real change afoot. get you kids out if you can.
this two administrators for every student crap has got to end.
Awwwww. Too bad.
They laid with the dogs.
No sympathy from me.
Maybe they should think about keeping the teachers.
Although the unions and the bureaucrats might just keep “staff.”
After all, the students don’t have seniority.
Down to only 5 deputy principals per school and 5 teachers assistants per class.
There are several reasons for the layoffs, one of which stems from declining enrollment, according to FWISD.
You would think that is the primary reason, but it is not.
There’s a couple dozen people listed in the race-hustling — I mean Equity and Excellence Division directory: https://www.fwisd.org/Page/24343
“We want them to know that we have endless opportunities that no one around here can compete with. Free transportation, programs of choice, after school care, free breakfast and lunch for every single child,” said Ramsey”
Nothing is free, what an a$$ wipe.
Schools all over are having budget crunches, but solely due to falling enrollment. When the Feds gave out Covid money to schools, the schools made those funds part of their regular budgets. That money is now gone, and schools are acting like it is a surprise.