Yep. Once the district is burned down to a skeleton of an education they will have a new building but that is about it. That will harm the kids that need the most help. How they can't see the forest through the trees is nuts. These cuts will need to be huge and will be painful. It will be like Covid-- parents with means will hire tutors, take private music lessons, move or attend private school while other families will be stuck with a shell of school district. Nothing about this is equitable.