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AZLD4Candidate

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4. There's always money for administrators who are valuable, necessary, and needed because without them

Reply to OneCrazyDiamond (Reply #1)

Mon Mar 27, 2023, 03:20 PM

Mar 2023

schools would die.

Districts will always scream poverty when it comes to teachers and classified staff, because those people are irrelevant to a school system and are a dime a dozen and easily replaceable anyway.

Superintendent probably also has a guaranteed contract with a buyout clause, travel allowances and reimbursements (for personal travel) and subsidized housing.

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LAUSD schools reopen after 3-day strike ends with no contract settlement for service workers [View all] SouthBayDem Mar 2023 OP

The union said workers' average salary is $25,000. OneCrazyDiamond Mar 2023 #1

That's all they get paid, even with union representation? MichMan Mar 2023 #2

It's the average, but yeah. OneCrazyDiamond Mar 2023 #3

There's always money for administrators who are valuable, necessary, and needed because without them AZLD4Candidate Mar 2023 #4

It's for the children. OneCrazyDiamond Mar 2023 #5