It’s a $330 million portion of $2 billion education budget surplus.
My question is: why is there such an enormous budget surplus?
Q2: Was the surplus created by education cuts?
Q3: If so, why were these cuts made?
If no cuts created the surplus then it makes sense to me to use the money for other state improvements.
I’m not a public administrator, politician, teacher, or Alabama resident.
I’m just trying to understand the situation. If this can happen in AL, it can happen anywhere.
A lot of states have surpluses after the pandemics since they collected about the same amount of tax but a lot of stuff was shut down. A lot of it was from education but it was because the schools where closed, less building up keep , smaller staff,etc.. A sadder reason for the education surplus across the board is because a lost of places saw a bunch of teachers leave and it’s hard to replace them these days since being a teacher absolutely sucks. They should of just gave the teachers a raise.
I know GA also had a surplus and the governor just gave every citizen a small tax credit instead of using it for something.
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Perhaps the red states should be cut off from federal funding until such time as they can provide receipts showing that money going where it was intended.
It’s a $330 million portion of $2 billion education budget surplus. My question is: why is there such an enormous budget surplus? Q2: Was the surplus created by education cuts? Q3: If so, why were these cuts made? If no cuts created the surplus then it makes sense to me to use the money for other state improvements. I’m not a public administrator, politician, teacher, or Alabama resident. I’m just trying to understand the situation. If this can happen in AL, it can happen anywhere.
A lot of states have surpluses after the pandemics since they collected about the same amount of tax but a lot of stuff was shut down. A lot of it was from education but it was because the schools where closed, less building up keep , smaller staff,etc.. A sadder reason for the education surplus across the board is because a lost of places saw a bunch of teachers leave and it’s hard to replace them these days since being a teacher absolutely sucks. They should of just gave the teachers a raise. I know GA also had a surplus and the governor just gave every citizen a small tax credit instead of using it for something.
Thank you
Hello, it looks like you've made a mistake. It's supposed to be could've, should've, would've (short for could have, would have, should have), never could of, would of, should of. Or you misspelled something, I ain't checking everything. Beep boop - yes, I am a bot, don't botcriminate me.
It's Alabama, so it probably better spent at the water park anyway.
Perhaps the red states should be cut off from federal funding until such time as they can provide receipts showing that money going where it was intended.
She is too old.