True, but fortunately not common. I think this is a problem limited to few schools with particularly poor principals. There are bigger problems in those scenarios.

Anonymous wrote:FCPS subs are paid $14.91 an hour for seven hours for a full day with no benefits. The county gets what it pays for.

But when they assign a sub full time for the year, they are cheating the kids. Subs are to cover gaps when teachers are not available for unanticipated or short term reasons. When they fail to plan for one teacher per class and attempt to cover the year it fails badly. They need to hire teachers, not subs for long term assignments. Period.

Anonymous wrote:FCPS subs are paid $14.91 an hour for seven hours for a full day with no benefits. The county gets what it pays for.

Isn't substitute pay on the budget cut list as a possible reduction?

FCPS subs are paid $14.91 an hour for seven hours for a full day with no benefits. The county gets what it pays for.