Furlough Days Coming to SPS
From the Stranger Slog: looks like furloughs are on the SPS tables (although only for Central Office staff and management level employees). No teacher days yet as they are negotiating with SEA.
The district says that "creating these furloughs means we can prioritize direct funding in the classroom." Good for the district but I'd like a definition of "direct funding."
The district says that "creating these furloughs means we can prioritize direct funding in the classroom." Good for the district but I'd like a definition of "direct funding."
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http://www.seattlepi.com/local/article/Seattle-schools-must-cut-pay-or-not-buy-textbooks-1455108.php
and note Sundquists spin on the raises, "it's a communication thing." Meaning we parents just don't understand.
Mr Ed
Mr. Ed
That said, I have no problem with anyone saying someone is incompetent who is an elected official. It's within any voter's right to call out an elected official's professional work/behavior.
Mr. Ed
Any word on administrators taking a pay-cut? Or, are they just collecting their raises?
First, get a raise.
Next, take a furlough.
Outcome, less work for the same initial money...
Oompah
-still counting
He knows full well that he is being used.
Mr Ed