Teachers and administrators battle over where to cut Davenport schools’ budget
In the middle of the Davenport School district budget crunch, there are two competing plans to save money. One proposal is from the school district, the other is from a group representing the teachers in the district. That group, called the Davenport Education Association (DEA), thinks the school district is making too many teacher cuts, and not enough in administration. “We believe that if you’re wanting to have an effective public education system in this community, you’ve got to put…
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