Educators recount teachers having to take on second jobs to get by on low salaries
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Teachers, school administrators and advocacy groups on Wednesday laid out for a state commission a long list of grueling conditions they say drive educators out of the industry. At the third meeting of the Teacher Recruitment and Retention Blue Ribbon Commission — created by the State Board of Education — testimony focused on low pay, […]
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About one third of Jefferson County’s government workers will receive a mid-year pay raise, ranging from 2 percent to 4 percent.
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Jen Haskins, athletic coordinator for the Jefferson County Parks and Recreation Department, has left after more than eight years in the job, a…
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The Jefferson College’s newly adopted budget for fiscal year 2023 calls for a tuition increase of $4 per credit hour for students who live in …
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Voters throughout Jefferson County will select four members of the seven-member Jefferson County 911 Dispatch Board of Directors in the April …
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De Soto School District residents will be asked April 5 to approve two tax measures – a 25-cent property tax increase and a shift of 25 cents …
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Northwest High School senior Morgan Follett said she can’t wait to start her new job with the Brennan Woods Elementary Lions Care before- and …
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A total of 36 of the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office’s 243 employees will get pay increases this month.
