THE SYSTEM SEVERES THE TEACHERS

School boards across various districts are approving deep personnel cuts. These layoffs are masked by the tired rhetoric of financial belt-tightening. What this actually means is that the cost of keeping an education system functional has become too expensive for the moneyed interests running the place.

THE ECONOMICS OF DEGRADATION

The lie told is that these actions are necessary to balance books. History proves this is simply how systemic greed operates. When revenue streams slow down, the human element is the first thing sacrificed. This cycle guarantees that vital public services remain perpetually underfunded.

The decay of education is evident in several brutal ways. They are gutting staff by targeting experienced educators. They are also slashing support services like counseling and librarians. The cost burden is then shifted entirely onto already struggling local taxpayers.

THIS IS NOT A PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED. IT IS A FUNCTION OF CAPITAL. The constant need for “restructuring” only confirms that the underlying model cannot support human capital. We are watching the managed decline of public goods for private profit.