Next!!
Now, they are going to cut the budget by stopping the copying and buying of all paper. I saw something that could have escalated into a fight this morning when a teacher put some of her own paper in the only working copier (another sore subject) and the art teacher just willy-nilly hit print (after she had made 500 copies of something that was incorrect).
It has come down to this. Copier paper and copying. Let's see if they find $15 million worth of savings in that.
posted by teachergirl at 8:16 PM
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We have a photocopy 'budget', where the photocopier is programmed with a code for each teacher and we each have a limit. It makes you think twice about what you copy and how you copy it. I can fit a lot of stuff on one page, by small font and small margins.
Seriously. And why is it ALWAYS the art teacher?!
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My school has been doing it for YEARS. We have to buy our own copy paper. Do you know a box costs $30 and the textbook is more than 7 years old meaning if I want my class to be relevant/up to date--I've got to copy.
Therefore, I offer extra credit for it. AT my school I think it saves them about $10,000 a year.
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