A Heapin' Plate of Conservative Politics & Religion
By Tom Quiner
There is a special place in heaven for anyone who sits on the Board of Education for a Catholic school.
It is a time-consuming, thankless job guaranteed to make some people mad due to the inevitable tough decisions that have to be made.
One of the perennial tough decisionΒ has to do with teachersβ salaries. Budgets are tight in Catholic Schools. Tuition doesnβt come close to covering their costs. Catholic schools depend on parish subsidies to keep their doors opened.
Teachers in Catholic schools earn less than they could earn teaching in public schools, but many stay simply because they believe in the mission. It pains the Board to underpay teachers, but thatβs the way it is. Money is excruciatingly tight, and many, many Catholic schools rest on a precarious financial perch.
The perch is about to become deadly.
In Mondayβs oral arguments before the Supreme Court whichβ¦
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