Non-salary CA budget cuts

[Eugene]

Teachers are not extremely well paid here – worse than in the Northeast (NY, CT), for example.

Sample CA K-12 teacher salary schedule:

http://www.powayusd.com/Employment/certificated/salarySchedule.shtml

Boston

http://www.bostonpublicschools.org/files/ST1_SalPlan.pdf

Seattle

http://www.seattleschools.org/area/hr/sal/cert.pdf

An interesting find on prisons. One part of the problem is that prison healthcare has been under federal receivership since 2005, it’s basically ran by a court-appointed outsider who’s been trying to “fix” prison healthcare by throwing lots of money at it. Sacramento is trying to retake control over the system, but so far they have not been very successful.

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

[quote=patientrenter]How does this go down?

1. Federal govt bailouts

2. Tax increases

3. Token spending cuts, designed to maximize the pain the public feels from spending cuts. [If you really want us to spend $10 less per week, we’ll need to cut your heart out….]

Ok, now does anyone have any difficult questions?[/quote]

Unfortunately I think you nailed it…

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

[quote=patientrenter]How does this go down?

1. Federal govt bailouts

2. Tax increases

3. Token spending cuts, designed to maximize the pain the public feels from spending cuts. [If you really want us to spend $10 less per week, we’ll need to cut your heart out….]

Ok, now does anyone have any difficult questions?[/quote]

Unfortunately I think you nailed it…

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

[quote=patientrenter]How does this go down?

1. Federal govt bailouts

2. Tax increases

3. Token spending cuts, designed to maximize the pain the public feels from spending cuts. [If you really want us to spend $10 less per week, we’ll need to cut your heart out….]

Ok, now does anyone have any difficult questions?[/quote]

Unfortunately I think you nailed it…

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

[quote=patientrenter]How does this go down?

1. Federal govt bailouts

2. Tax increases

3. Token spending cuts, designed to maximize the pain the public feels from spending cuts. [If you really want us to spend $10 less per week, we’ll need to cut your heart out….]

Ok, now does anyone have any difficult questions?[/quote]

Unfortunately I think you nailed it…

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

[quote=patientrenter]How does this go down?

1. Federal govt bailouts

2. Tax increases

3. Token spending cuts, designed to maximize the pain the public feels from spending cuts. [If you really want us to spend $10 less per week, we’ll need to cut your heart out….]

Ok, now does anyone have any difficult questions?[/quote]

Unfortunately I think you nailed it…

[meadandale]

[quote=Eugene]Teachers are not extremely well paid here – worse than in the Northeast (NY, CT), for example.
[/quote]

Nice try at the propaganda Eug..

My niece works as a first grade teacher in the Inland Empire. She makes about $98k/year for working 9 months.

I no longer believe the underpaid teacher canard after she told me this.

[meadandale]

[quote=Eugene]Teachers are not extremely well paid here – worse than in the Northeast (NY, CT), for example.
[/quote]

Nice try at the propaganda Eug..

My niece works as a first grade teacher in the Inland Empire. She makes about $98k/year for working 9 months.

I no longer believe the underpaid teacher canard after she told me this.

[meadandale]

[quote=Eugene]Teachers are not extremely well paid here – worse than in the Northeast (NY, CT), for example.
[/quote]

Nice try at the propaganda Eug..

My niece works as a first grade teacher in the Inland Empire. She makes about $98k/year for working 9 months.

I no longer believe the underpaid teacher canard after she told me this.

[meadandale]

[quote=Eugene]Teachers are not extremely well paid here – worse than in the Northeast (NY, CT), for example.
[/quote]

Nice try at the propaganda Eug..

My niece works as a first grade teacher in the Inland Empire. She makes about $98k/year for working 9 months.

I no longer believe the underpaid teacher canard after she told me this.

[meadandale]

[quote=Eugene]Teachers are not extremely well paid here – worse than in the Northeast (NY, CT), for example.
[/quote]

Nice try at the propaganda Eug..

My niece works as a first grade teacher in the Inland Empire. She makes about $98k/year for working 9 months.

I no longer believe the underpaid teacher canard after she told me this.

[Arraya]

They even spread the “underpaid” propaganda line to Salary Wizard. Here is what is says for public school teachers in San Diego. Inland Empire was about 2k more a year. The junior are in the lower percentile.

$ 40,326$46,519 $61,808 $69,536
10%—————-90%

[Arraya]

They even spread the “underpaid” propaganda line to Salary Wizard. Here is what is says for public school teachers in San Diego. Inland Empire was about 2k more a year. The junior are in the lower percentile.

$ 40,326$46,519 $61,808 $69,536
10%—————-90%

[Arraya]

They even spread the “underpaid” propaganda line to Salary Wizard. Here is what is says for public school teachers in San Diego. Inland Empire was about 2k more a year. The junior are in the lower percentile.

$ 40,326$46,519 $61,808 $69,536
10%—————-90%

[Arraya]

They even spread the “underpaid” propaganda line to Salary Wizard. Here is what is says for public school teachers in San Diego. Inland Empire was about 2k more a year. The junior are in the lower percentile.

$ 40,326$46,519 $61,808 $69,536
10%—————-90%

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