by Susan Edelman
In the city's funny math, you get only one teacher for the price of two.
The Department of Education pays about 1,500 teachers for time they spend on union activities -- and pays other teachers to replace them in the classroom.
It's a sweetheart deal that costs taxpayers an extra $9 million a year to pay fill-ins for instructors who are sprung -- at full pay -- to carry out responsibilities for the United Federation of Teachers.
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New York City schools get one teacher for the price of two
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| Wednesday, March 23, 2011 |
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New York City,
Public School,
Taxes,
Teacher's Union
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