Franklin County Career and Technology Center students to get ac...

[why not]

they wont do a story on the admin salaries because the press and admin are real cosey! it'll never happen. someone on a different thread posted a link where you could look up the salary of any teacher, administrator, etc of any district in PA. Too bad I forgot the link as it is a real eye opener!

[Gruntled]

Gruntled wrote:

If all Chambersburg Career Tech studends are to go to the partially renovated CASHS in the 2nd semester next year, it would require them all to be in their shops the 1st semester. They now constitute 45% of the enrollment at FCCTC. Would that mean that close to 90% of the 1st semester students would be from CASHS? Do the other districts have send most of their students 2nd semester? Most districts (except tiny Fannnett-Metal) split their students evenly each semester. Would they go along with this plan? Or is this plan all a smokescreen by Padasak to get the academic wing expanded at CT?
The renovations at CASHS and making the school a 9-12 high school were based on a rather rosey projection that 1000 students would at CT fulltime.

For the salary information of PA teachers and administrators try this link:
http://php.app.com/PAteachers/search.php

[Dwight]

why not wrote:

they wont do a story on the admin salaries because the press and admin are real cosey! it'll never happen. someone on a different thread posted a link where you could look up the salary of any teacher, administrator, etc of any district in PA. Too bad I forgot the link as it is a real eye opener!

I agree. The P.O. is in real good with the school. They only print in the paper for the school board meetings what the school wants or they will replace that writer.

[Gruntled]

Gruntled wrote:

If all Chambersburg Career Tech studends are to go to the partially renovated CASHS in the 2nd semester next year, it would require them all to be in their shops the 1st semester. They now constitute 45% of the enrollment at FCCTC. Would that mean that close to 90% of the 1st semester students would be from CASHS? Do the other districts have send most of their students 2nd semester? Most districts (except tiny Fannnett-Metal) split their students evenly each semester. Would they go along with this plan? Or is this plan all a smokescreen by Padasak to get the academic wing expanded at CT?
The renovations at CASHS and making the school a 9-12 high school were based on a rather rosey projection that 1000 students would at CT fulltime.

I'll add one more "conspiracy theory." Is this away to slide in the back door to get "block scheduling" for all students at CASHS, under the guise of cost saving, even though it's been abandoned by most districts that tried it?