Yitzchok2: You are 100% right that ‘EVERY PERSON WHO WORKS IN A SCHOOL IN NO MATTER WHAT CAPACITY MUST GET PAID ON TIME!’ However, this would not change the concerns mentioned here. It’ll just mean a pay raise, not more days added to school.
Changing a childs school is not a simple matter. As a close friend of mine said “there are so many schools out there yet there are none”.
I would like to see the books of how my money is used, but i still highly doubt this’ll change the issue of either teachers payroll or the issue of too many off days.
In your post you wrote: “Once all teachers are paid on time teachers will be glad to put up thir succah at 12 o’clock at night like every other person does.” This seems a bit strange to me, the sukkah will go up whether one has a week off before sukkos or no day off!
“Once teachers are paid on time they will work even harder to come up with a plan to teach the few kids who show up on isru chag.” Like i mentioned above, i highly doubt a raise in pay will affect the amount of days off given.