Schools don't have to have infinite budgets in order to be functional. The budget of the schools must fit the capacity of the local economy to support them.
Carry out a lean process just as we do in business and get them back to the role of providing education and nothing else. Then let's see where we stand.
@DaveHum65793909@_josephine0_ I think you've got a really good point. I debated it myself before I posted anything. I decided in the end that the lesser of 2 evils was comment on the matter and maybe bring it up in somebody else's mind as well.
Thanks for responding.
@GigaBeers Just Democrats?
Follow the money wherever it went and then cleanse with fire.
0 forgiveness. Both sides of the aisle, there's plenty of dirt to go around.
Absolutely correct. And to add to it, the economy was actually productive. So you didn't have everybody fighting over every box that came off the end of the assembly line to see where it would go.
The economy was productive and there was abundance. Any economy that lets go of its manufacturing base immediately becomes a service and scarcity based economic enterprise.
...and I think it's fair to say at this point, we all know how that ends.