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a catered life
03-05-2005, 10:20 AM
at a time when public education is recieving more attention than ever before my stupid ass district is going broke :confused: . they are blaming it on lower enrollement and the enocomicial makeup in pasadena has changed(poor people with lots of kids have moved out), but they have know this for three years now thats why i moved. nothing new!!!!! so why would they open more schools when they are experiencing lower enrollement? now they are threating to lay off a shiat load of people and fukc up people's lives. at the same time they threaten layoffs the dam superintendent gives himself a $25,000 raise..... :sqeyes: is there any other members here that work for a school district and are experiencing theses types of problems? and if so what is your job doing to avoid layoffs? :squiggle:

HCS
03-05-2005, 10:24 AM
Same crap going on around here.
I hate the bureaucracy.
: a system of administration marked by officialism, red tape, and proliferation.

Her454
03-05-2005, 10:24 AM
at a time when public education is recieving more attention than ever before my stupid ass district is going broke :confused: . they are blaming it on lower enrollement and the enocomicial makeup in pasadena has changed(poor people with lots of kids have moved out), but they have know this for three years now thats why i moved. nothing new!!!!! so why would they open more schools when they are experiencing lower enrollement? now they are threating to lay off a shiat load of people and fukc up people's lives. at the same time they threaten layoffs the dam superintendent gives himself a $25,000 raise..... :sqeyes: is there any other members here that work for a school district and are experiencing theses types of problems? and if so what is your job doing to avoid layoffs? :squiggle:
I dont work for the school district but we've been experiencing lay offs off and on the last three years. Still flying under the radar..................
Good luck to you....its a stressful time during layoffs. Try to stay positive.

looky_lou
03-05-2005, 11:52 AM
Sounds about par for most districts that I have been involved with over the years. :mad:

Infomaniac
03-05-2005, 12:18 PM
Yep I gave up a high paying airline maintenance job due to lay offs and pay cuts.
Decided to go self employed. Glad I did.

Dr. Eagle
03-05-2005, 12:31 PM
It has to be Prop 13...
Forget the fact that a Tough Shed in Pasadena costs $750K, and the government gets 1.25% of that MINIMUM EVERY YEAR!
This state is in serious trouble... yes... I'll say it...
DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOMED!!!!!!!!!!

78Southwind
03-05-2005, 03:32 PM
at a time when public education is recieving more attention than ever before my stupid ass district is going broke :confused: . they are blaming it on lower enrollement and the enocomicial makeup in pasadena has changed(poor people with lots of kids have moved out), but they have know this for three years now thats why i moved. nothing new!!!!! so why would they open more schools when they are experiencing lower enrollement? now they are threating to lay off a shiat load of people and fukc up people's lives. at the same time they threaten layoffs the dam superintendent gives himself a $25,000 raise..... :sqeyes: is there any other members here that work for a school district and are experiencing theses types of problems? and if so what is your job doing to avoid layoffs? :squiggle:
I have a lot of teachers as clients and some of them were concerned with lay-offs the last couple of years. However, none of my clients were laid-off because the districts gave golden handshakes to teachers that retired in that given year. The Teachers that took the incentive to retire received a lump payment of $30,000+ others received a higher monthly payout at retirement. One of the districts needed over 70 teachers to retire to make the program work. I guess the thought is that a seasoned teacher that is making $60,000 to $70,000 per year could be replaced by a newly hired teacher making $40,000 a year. Due to a good response I don't think that there were any lay-offs.

a catered life
03-05-2005, 05:15 PM
most districts need to cut the red tape (higher management) before they look at the ones that make the schools work i.e teachers, custodians, cafe workers, office workers, etc what i dont understand is how can a city effectily market its public education to home buyers and be going through a freaking money problem o well i guess i have to learn that its not me..... its upper management that screw us all thank you arnold and bush :yuk: :2purples:

Mrs.Racer277
03-05-2005, 05:20 PM
Sorry to hear this. Hope everything goes OK. Time to do more catering. :)

a catered life
03-05-2005, 05:26 PM
Sorry to hear this. Hope everything goes OK. Time to do more catering. :)
thanks dia just waiting out storm if the ship sinks look for us to open a restaurant soon! :D

Mrs.Racer277
03-05-2005, 05:30 PM
thanks dia just waiting out storm if the ship sinks look for us to open a restaurant soon! :D
So when do I start work. That would be awesome a new resaurant. Keep me updated. ;) :D
Don't forget the hubby knows alot of people in the school dists. Maybe he can help you if you need a new job. :D

LUVNLIFE
03-05-2005, 05:52 PM
thanks dia just waiting out storm if the ship sinks look for us to open a restaurant soon! :D
Willie that sucks. I know what you mean about money being spent. My outfit has nine contracts right now for new schools. If they lay everyone off who will run them :confused:
If you do open a restaurant, can I run the bar :)

Dr. Eagle
03-05-2005, 06:24 PM
its upper management that screw us all thank you arnold and bush :yuk: :2purples:
Blah Blah Blah... :rolleyes:

GMFL
03-05-2005, 06:46 PM
[QUOTE= its upper management that screw us all thank you arnold and bush :yuk: :2purples:[/QUOTE]
Yes... Thank you, Arnold and Bush.....

Dr. Eagle
03-05-2005, 06:52 PM
[QUOTE= its upper management that screw us all thank you arnold and bush :yuk: :2purples:
Yes... Thank you, Arnold and Bush.....[/QUOTE]
Exactly... thank you Arnold and Bush... it's about time somebody took on the teachers union... instead of just writing checks... :eat:

JetBoatRich
03-05-2005, 06:57 PM
Willie with the A.V. growing so fast :yuk: don't laugh at a dining and local pub to hang out at :cool: Good Idea :cool:

GMFL
03-05-2005, 07:38 PM
Exactly... thank you Arnold and Bush... it's about time somebody took on the teachers union... instead of just writing checks... :eat:
Exactly, especially if the originator of this post is a teacher...terrible grammar and spelling, maybe he/she is a math teacher???

LUVNLIFE
03-05-2005, 08:45 PM
He's not a teacher. He is a caterer. And damn can he cook some good food :cool:

Dr. Eagle
03-05-2005, 10:29 PM
He's not a teacher. He is a caterer. And damn can he cook some good food :cool:
Food = Good... :wink:

a catered life
03-07-2005, 07:22 AM
Exactly, especially if the originator of this post is a teacher...terrible grammar and spelling, maybe he/she is a math teacher???
one of the first things i learned when i came to the forums is to not jump in before i knew what was being talked about and the second thing was not to be a smartA** to people i dont even know :confused: . it seems to me that you have not only missed both leassons but you are a complete as* i never said i was a teacher and futher more if you want to be a smartmouth butt hole learn who you are talking to before you type :yuk: i was only letting off a little steam about the situition. dam you act like i was asking you for a job :mad:23 post wow :rolleyes: experienced