andigatorrade. reporter: that s why cameron and his mother were stunned when they got the letter saying his body mass index puts himself in the obese category. why do you care? it s not your body. half of us how they do it with the numbers, tom brady s obese and he s the skinniest quarterback in the nfl. reporter: both girls and boys at school were upset. ure either ankerexic, too small or you get the obese letter that means you are too big, you can t be just right. there are a number of children that went to bed feeling not so great about themselves that night. that bothered me. reporter: cameron s mother says the state s fixating on a number, rather than looking at overall health and says that the screening costs school districts money that would be better spent. why aren t we having a nutritionist speaking to our children and hiring more gym
surplus. it will end in the black. what people are referring to in mip min is the bureaucracy that projects a budget for the next two years, based on hypothetical spending increases and they are proposing 20-plus increases. i would never have allowed that as governor of minnesota that. would never have happened. it s balanced to this day but, governor they should never allow the spending increases. that s like saying you are responsible for a car accident after someone buys your car. here s the problem. you relied on short-term, often one-time fixes. let s get specific. you gotted $2.3 billion from the obama stimulus plan, that s running out. you got $4 billion because you delayed paying local school districts money that is still owed to the school districts. because you held up state aid, they say, local property taxes
about $37,000. the ten-year salary is $49,000 on average. you are looking at a 32% difference, 42%, georgia, and 22 in washington. as a reaction to that, many school systems throughout the country are looking to eliminate the jobs of the more experienced teachers and fill them with teachers at the entry level and one example is something we re seeing in baltimore. they are offering the experienced teachers a buyout. 75% of their salary for the next five years, and during this time they could substitute teach and work other jobs, and, of course, this would save school districts money if they replace them with teachers at the entry level. there are big downsides to this. for one thing, there is the potential for smaller class sizes if they do not feel all of those teachers slots with entry level teachers. in addition to that, you are looking at losing the classroom veterans who have been in there