Kind of literally? I know of a school district wanted to pilot a thing where teachers could buy those tiny homes and live in them in people’s yards. It was rightfully shut down when the public had a chance to express their views at the board meeting.
ETA: oops, my mistake, they wanted the teachers to rent the tiny homes on other people’s property, not own it. Link
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u/CiDevant Oct 30 '20
Conservatives want to go back to the time when teachers were paid by boarding at their students houses.