Excess teachers and counselors, not enough sharing of services part of staffing study: district leaders' rebuttal

A lack of a comprehensive and strategic staffing plan, increased teacher positions paid for with additional federal and state aid despite declining enrollment, and a larger number of school counselors per federal recommendations were some of the findings of a consultant’s study at Batavia City Schools. Thomas Ramming of International Deliverables LLC and Thomas Ramming

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