Michigan public schools have 4.2 percent more students than in 1992, but the number of non-teaching school employees is up 19.1 percent, an increase that&rsquo;s four times larger. The number of teachers grew 14.2 percent in that same time, more than three times larger. <br />
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For the nation as a whole, compared to 1950 there are 96 percent more public school students but a staggering 700 percent more administrators and other non-teaching staff, and 250 percent more teachers. <br />
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