School Salaries
As a parent who has been involved with our local schools, I have always suspected that the most incompetent employees are the ones who are “promoted” to administrative positions. Your article has bolstered my suspicions, only I never knew that there were so many “administrators.” Perhaps it is time for the parents/taxpayers to set things right, and dictate how that huge budget should be spent.
The pay raise that the teachers are asking for is more than justified. If the district cries “poverty,” why not make up the difference by cutting that amount from administrative salaries? Another possibility would be to give those high-paid non-producers “a golden handshake” and retire them as soon as possible. My three children have never learned anything from the principal, much less the superintendent’s chauffeur.
It’s time to clean house!
LYNDA KAUFMAN
Pacific Palisades
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