The Deputy Principal of a Honiara school says it would be a national disaster if teachers go ahead with a threatened boycott.
"The teacher's association or SINTA has given the government till tomorrow , weds, to pay four weeks of outstanding salaries otherwise its members will boycott all primary and secondary examinations."
Christopher Asipara of King George VI School, says not every teacher agrees with SINTA's methods.
Mr Asipara says a teacher boycott would cause a blockage in the Solomons education system, with students having to repeat a year.
That blockade will cause many frustrated youths, they will be indirectly or directly reacting to the government's proposals or programmes by involving in crimes, by involving in activities that push the country where law and order are certainly out of hand.
Mr Asipara says he understands SINTA's urgency as all teachers are experiencing economic hardship.
