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To: tejek who wrote (133493)	2/23/2001 4:43:23 PM
From: Jim McMannis	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1570798

RE:"If the supply of teachers is far below demand the price (teacher wages) will probably go up but the teacher salaries are a political issue which makes the process less responsive to supply and demand. Tim, That's right.....and clearly our priorities are not there or the politics would generate higher salaries. --- What makes you think more education money would go to hire more teachers? Or even increase salaries... Education needs a long look and a major overhaul...