Pike County’s population increased by 30.55% during the period 2000 to 2010, according to U.S. Census data extrapolated by Three Rivers Regional Commission personnel. Pike’s population grew by 4,181 over the period going from 13,688 to 17,869. Williamson showed the best municipal growth, growing by 55 residents from 297 to 352. Of those, 83.5% were white, 9.9% were black, 4% were native Hawaiian or Pacific islander and 4% were mixed race.
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The Pike current school salaries only total 16.7 million......of which the TEACHERS only share 6.5 million. Now we can justify about 5.1 more million dollars, right?
Too bad the TEACHERS will probably not see any of it.
We only have 1 Superintendent, 25 Custodians, 4 Principals, 6 Assistant Principals, 1 Plant Operations Director, 1 School Psychologist, 1 Pre-K Director, 3 High School Counselors, 3 Elementary Counselors, 2 Middle School Counselors, Clerical People with VARIOUS ASSORTED TITLES, etc.
This is just the tip of the iceberg. We have Intervention this and Intervention that....In House detention teacher, Alternative Instructional Personnel,
We need more Deputies and less Raising of Children in the school systems.
conservatives, when they don't like something, they simply don't read it.
but liberals apparently don't have sense enough to just stop doing something they don't like. they will tell you that you must stop publishing papers because they don't like what they read.
liberals are dumb.