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Meals Tax Case Study

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By the article, the point is that they want to raise teacher pay by having Meals Tax. In addition to it, the schools system wants to raise all salaries- particularly for mid career teachers. The raises will be depend on their education and years of experiences. The reason for this to keep the district competitive as it vies for top talent. The school 's systems hopes to spend hundred million for the teacher 's pay. The members of the school district is opposed of Melas Ta and also Superintendent Karen Garza 's plans . Their thoughts are to cut and cut, “We have to start having a conversation about wants, needs and have-to-haves and start paring back," Gaza presented the budget with supporting Melas Tax and estimate to bring in hundred

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