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corrik's describing the NYC school system financials pretty well there too, i'd assume this is the standard. will differ on amount on specifics but it's typical for it to be paid per student attending and the type of student. student has an IEP? get paid more. there's a few other roles that change too, like the number of teachers you need to have or the number of paras you can have; if there's multiple schools in the building this will affect staffing of security, food, and janitors. schools being closed cuts paychecks, funding, and i do wonder where the extra money is going instead, though they're fully aware that cuts are coming.

a check to cover lunches or internet would be pretty nice, i'm not sure we do that but we do offer free food and extend it by giving free food to adults after hours too - really nice program. hell, give students a subscription to udemy or something too while you're at it because they sure as fuck ain't learning anything right now. gonna have at least 2 years of an utter joke of an education. if you're gonna be inept at online education at least throw in a contract for companies that specialize in this because it ain't working.

this is all ignoring the rest of the topic around schools and just the money side/some gripes with the busted nature of online right now, there's other elements that have pros and cons (e.g., its use as a babysitting tool vs. getting a stronger relationship with your children) that are gonna make the future really weird.

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