Governors call for higher teacher salaries amid continued hiring struggles in schools
Education,Federal State And Tribal Powers,State Governments,Schools,Teachers,Wages,Labor
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Governors across the nation are calling for higher teaching salaries, seeking to bolster school staffs as many struggle to hire and hold onto educators.
The specifics of those proposals vary. But they have come from both Republican and Democratic governors in roughly a dozen states. Many governors discussed the issue during their State of the State addresses this year, according to the Education Commission of the States, which tracks education policy across the nation.
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