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re: Is it possible to improve EBR School

Posted on 3/7/18 at 3:56 pm to
Posted by ThuperThumpin
Member since Dec 2013
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Posted on 3/7/18 at 3:56 pm to
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It wasn't just a shift of kids to private schools. Before the deseg, people who had dreams of being teachers became public school teachers. The system hired the best. They had the best principals. They had a school board with a real agenda to make the district as good as it could be. Upper middle school families sent their kids to upper middle class schools. But we're now almost 2 working generations past that point. The best teachers move away or take a lower paying job to teach in private schools. Legacies of mother and daughter teachers in the same private schools. It's just too far gone. The last real swath of successful, white public school alums are grandparents now, many of whom later paid into a private school system for their own kids. These kids have married other private school grads and created a cultural shift that's just kind of unbreakable in my eyes. It's a weird thought but if St George becomes a city, the EBRSS would probably fare better being next to a successful school district in their own parish than the trend it's headed towards now.


You make some great points.
Posted by Mudminnow
Houston, TX
Member since Aug 2004
34150 posts
Posted on 3/7/18 at 4:09 pm to
As Doubled posted in the other thread in comparison to a couple ISD's in Houston area which have amazing schools.

Rough analysis-

EBR spends $10,755.00 per student
Zachary $9,780.00 per student

Katy ISD $8,596.00 per student.
Cy_Fair spends $7,967.00 per student
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I can tell you that Cy-Fair is building 4-5 new schools every year and constantly upgrading.

Starting teacher salary in Cy-Fair ISD is $53K with BS. EBR $44,500.00 with a BA degree,$48,400.00 with a PHD.

One has to wonder what EBR is spending their money on.



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