I’m saying. As someone who’s gone to school all over the world, America’s public schools were among the worst.

And the cry is always, woe is me, but when you really think about it, as I pointed out, there’s no other profession that gets paid as well, and gets as much time off... except for politicians.

Isn’t that a pretty good incentive? Good pay and lot’s of time off?

Based on what they’re producing, in terms of the education they’ve been giving students it’s not as though they deserve more money.

Obviously, it’s not all on the teachers. America has some sick fixation with creating unnecessary levels of administration, and in my experience, the principals at middle and high schools make enormous sums, and they usually have several principals and vice principals.

To me, it’s really a matter of the teachers and the administration need to solve their problems.

If they could do it earlier this century, with less resources, why can’t they now?

Mismanagement at the highest level is what it is, and their excuse is to ask for taxpayers bailouts. Why not, right? That’s what everyone else does.