As a teacher and a Catholic I am saddened and embarrassed by this double standard. What message are we sending to students? If you have the money...do as you please?????? I will no longer support the bishop and his quest for diocesan funding. But,oh, wait...he doesn't need me he has those deep pocket parents and their supporters.
In these extremely difficult times, it would seem to me that if your staff is not getting a raise and you are already making a more than comfortable salary, you would never accept a raise!
Some of our decrease in unemployment comes from our young people leaving the area. My own children have left for Pittsburgh. They quickly found jobs there.
As a YSU student back in the late 60's I was privileged to partake in three of Professor Earnhart's courses. After the first I was hooked and had to come back for more. This might not be so unusual but, you see, I was a math major and didn't need to take all of these courses especially at 8 AM! He did indeed make history come alive.
Mooney parents avoid charges in football fete
As a teacher and a Catholic I am saddened and embarrassed by this double standard. What message are we sending to students? If you have the money...do as you please?????? I will no longer support the bishop and his quest for diocesan funding. But,oh, wait...he doesn't need me he has those deep pocket parents and their supporters.
January 21, 2012 at 8:43 a.m. permalink suggest removal
Austintown school board approves wage packages
In these extremely difficult times, it would seem to me that if your staff is not getting a raise and you are already making a more than comfortable salary, you would never accept a raise!
July 20, 2011 at 11:37 a.m. permalink suggest removal
Oops! Brookings says we’re not that bad after all
Some of our decrease in unemployment comes from our young people leaving the area. My own children have left for Pittsburgh. They quickly found jobs there.
June 25, 2011 at 9:39 a.m. permalink suggest removal
His talks with Harry Truman led to YSU’s oral history
As a YSU student back in the late 60's I was privileged to partake in three of Professor Earnhart's courses. After the first I was hooked and had to come back for more. This might not be so unusual but, you see, I was a math major and didn't need to take all of these courses especially at 8 AM! He did indeed make history come alive.
YSU '64
May 1, 2011 at 9:45 a.m. permalink suggest removal