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ly so you know what they face on a daily basis, particularly those things beyond simply teaching.
b) Spend some time at the School Board Office and see what a busy place that is.
c) Familiarize yourself with the requirements the federal and state governments put upon the school systems regardless of size, and the huge amount of paperwork that goes along with all these requirements (which leads to a decrease in funds if the requirements are not met).
d) Attend the budget meetings that start at the beginning of the year and see how many things get cut along the way.
e) Learn about the minimum requirements most colleges have for considering an entrant.
f) Think about the cost in tax dollars of having someone
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