$40 Million Budget Cut
Is it worth it?
By Jaume Martinez Calvo
The Beaverton School
District is having a budget cut like no other. The $40 million budget cut will
be mostly on people says the school district super intendent.
"This
cut would be like loosing all of stollers orange hall without loosing the
students" says Ms.Clements the media lit teacher for stoller middle
school. Nearly 400 students are in orange hall if they have no teachers then
the rest of the classes would be around 50 people each. In Mr.Wilsie's class there are already
40 students losing orange hall would not only make his job harder but it would
make the schools job harder. "I'm already having 4 unpaid days now it
might be a whole week" Ms.Clements states that the budget cut might not
just fire people but not pay already hired people.
This janitor will most likely not be cleaning the gym next year. |
These computers will probably not be here the next year. |
Specialty
classes might be lost, schedules would change, core teachers will loose the
ability to teach because of so many people in the class. The education level
will drop drastically. Imagine a class with 45 social teenagers and one teacher
t try to control all of them.
"Not
only public but private schools will also be affected because the students
family will not be willing to pay the tuition and the schools will be getting
less money" Ms.Clements clearly says that the budget cuts will affect
every school in the district in a negative way.
Janitors
will also be lost and schools will be dirtier, teachers will also have to clean up the classroom which was
never in their job description.
Jaume, you have done a good job excising Beaverton School District's P.O.V. from this story. Please remember to have a peer proof read your article for verb tense usage and grammar/spelling errors.
ReplyDeleteMs. Clements