A lesson in percentage
...But it's interesting, though. Couldn't make the meeting, but I'll pass on the smack on what went down.
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The BoE has used percentage as a justification of salary raises. They have stated that the raises granted to the administrators as reported in the press, have averaged 1% to 3.5% as was stated in a meeting.
Yet our Director of Curriculum and Instruction received a 5.9% raise. It was also stated in the minutes of the BoE that we paid an advisory group $20.000.00 for a report to the public as to the need of a new school building that will house 2nd graders only.
If the school system is comprised of grade K-12 and that 75% of the school system’s population is in grades 3-12, and we have a growth in the school system of 1% - 1.5%, that means we potentially are going to spend __________ million dollars for a new building that will only serve 25% of the schools population.
Should we have spent the $20,000.00 to this group or should we have spent more? Should we have spent less? It’s only a percentage of your income!!! Please come with your questions, it will only be a small percentage of your time!!
THEREFORE:
The Charles R. Parsons Group will be holding meetings on the following nights to hold meetings on the new school and additions
Wednesday, September 21, beginning at 7 p.m. in the High School media center.
Monday, September 26, beginning at 7 p.m. in the High School media center.
2 Comments:
At Wednesday, September 21, 2005 3:51:00 PM, Anonymous said…
So kind of you to leave your blog open so I can comment....now I can't think of anything to say! Oh...just to make sure...I am NOT anonymous....
At Wednesday, September 21, 2005 6:42:00 PM, Sebosmile said…
Not a problem-o Greg. (I know you're not technically "anonymous" but the set up options treat how you comment now as being the same thing = pain.
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