549 DOE jobs = 17 furlough days?

[Rob Tucker]

I also found this:

http://nces.ed.gov/programs/coe/2007/sec...ableID=728

Table 35-2. Number of regular public school teachers and student support staff, average number of students per staff, and percent of schools with such staff, by school poverty status and type of school staff: School year 2003–04

High-poverty
All teachers 37.5 %
All student support staff 15.6 %
Licensed or certified professionals 5.4 %
School counselors 1.2%
Nurses 1.0%
Social workers 0.6%
Psychologists 0.6%
Speech therapists 1.1%
Other professionals 0.9%
Teacher aides 10.2%
Instructional aides 9.0%
Special education 3.1%
Regular Title I 2.3%
ESL/bilingual teacher 1.2%
Library 0.4%
Other 1.9%
Noninstructional aides 1.3%
Special education 0.4%
Library 0.2%
Other 0.7 %

I haven't had time to compare this to Hawaii yet. Perhaps someone can before I can get to it.