@walterwhitepill I go to a smallish very rural church and our budget is 1.25 million. We do run a day care that loses a good chunk of money that accounts for part of that. This doesn’t seem all the inconceivable.
@educator4ever36 Honestly the schools as a whole are better when sports are better. Better morale almost across the board. I’d also predict you will kill lots of small towns if their schools don’t have sports.
Sports have tons of intrinsic value to schools, as Admin you should see that.
@QQQ275Soon We use 350-400 gallons a month. At an extra $2 a gallon that’s approximately 10k. So yes it’s that big of a deal, especially when it also makes everything else go up
@cfuller2218@CassidyWoodTV I don’t get that complaint. You’ve got like 20 yards of separation in football. Basketball they are literally the row behind you most of the time.
@CoachSwit I’m lucky. I’m at a school that wants to win and knows what it takes to win. Sustained success so buy in is high. Very little to no issues with parents.
@subyrn@FromTeachrsDesk Hours are per year not per day.
Not sure where you’re going with at tax payer’s expense. If a teacher gets the same annual rate there is no increase to tax payers. Since your concerned, 4 day weeks have shown savings to taxpayers.
@mrjustinriggs@FromTeachrsDesk Having had kids in. Both 4 & 5 day and no came out of industry to teach and taught in both 4 & 5 day. The 4 day is vastly superior. But I don’t pay to use more characters to write a book about why.