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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]They should hire more teachers to help students catch up on what they missed. [/quote] This is what our district is doing. Superintendent requested a 10% increase over last years budget to hire 32 more teachers (across 6 schools) to help with learning loss. [/quote] And is superintendent going to get it? Probably not. This is an opportunity for school budgets to reduce hiring in order to limit the pension liability. Some counties do this as strategy already, laying off teachers a year or two before they qualify for the pension. With an increase in retirements, pension expenses for 2021 and 2022 will go up, eating up a lot of additional funding. It’s an old problem and a huge problem. Those of you believe enrollment is declining must be really naive.[/quote]
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