If you want to save, go to your school board and ask them to cut the salaries of the administrators. †hat of the average superintendent is five-10 times that of the beginning teacher. But what builds up cost is the empire-building. A superintendent has to have sveral assts, who in tern have much clerical help to do the work while the manager goes to meaning. By and large the ration of nonclassooom personel in the Public schools is about the same as the ratyionb of officers to enlisted in the military, even though every school teacher is a college grdauates and should not need all that supervision.
It would be much easier to simply let taxpayers spend their money on the school of their choice. Put competition into the education system and it would quickly correct itself.