School budget II: non-certified staff
Here's some additional detailing of the school budget history. Today's installment is the second "major" category (of 6) - non-certified staff. First is the info from this year's budget:
And below is the historical budget data. Since there's a lot of info here, in order to get your bearings, you may want to focus on the totals circled in red... then dig into the details:
Nothing in particular jumps out at me.
Tim White
5 comments:
They want more instructional assistants even though there's less students. That should jump out at you and everyone else.
I noticed that and it's worth a question. But it doesn't necessarily jump out at me like when historic numbers changed.
Is Ecke a CPA or a fraud?
Why are more instructional assistants needed when the elementary headcount is going down? By the Supt's own admission he should reduce teacher staff by one in elementary due to less students, but he wants to add a reading instructor. How come the teachers need instructional assistants and reading helpers to do their job?
Is Ecke a CPA or a fraud?
As proven on the other thread, his CPA license in Maine expired 7 years ago.
He has willfully misrepresented himself to the voters. In most states it’s illegal to falsely claim you have professional credentials. Someone should inquire to the Maine Board of Accountancy.
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