You misunderstand me there. I mean there are too many administrative positions in the city school districts.
They weren't designed for anything except having four walls, ceiling, floor and lights. Yep. Poorly designed at that. Most schools are designed horizontally, maximizing roof space and sprawl instead. They are less thoughtfully designed than prisons.
it doesnt make sense that few are of 2 or more stories and none are built for ease if access to utilities for repair and upgrading. There's little thought to insulation much less hvac efficiency. They are the most expensive per sq ft to operate of just about any govt buildings. It's ridiculously wasteful, yet that is the model that ALMOST EVERYONE continues to use in this country. Completely stupid
It should get money, but it also needs to manage it better. Part of that is dropping a failing curriculum and poor institutional governance, authority, and accountability. Part of it is not keeping entire buildings lit for more than 7 hours after students and teachers have left for the day. Part of it is the daily structure of classes and the methods of teaching. Quite a bit of it is the focus on testing and pushing students on without mastery of the subjects that are supposed to be taught.
It's one unhealthy smorgasbord of fast food "education" and made that way purposefully in opposition to what educators have known for over 500 years works best.