There are too many non-essential education personnel between the school principals and the school superintendent.

In the classroom we are limited to the number of students per teacher. However, the number of people the school district employes that are not directly involved with teaching is higher than necessary and seems to be unlimited. There is a huge gap filled with "educators" who no longer teach, who in some cases should no longer be involved with education. This takes money from our teachers who actually and directly interact with students. This takes away money from the schools to provide the education our children need to be successful in their future. This area of our school administration needs to be reviewed, and this gap, between the superintendent and the schools needs to be made smaller with fewer employees.