Alabama lawmakers have advanced record pay raises for experienced public school teachers. alnews alpolitics alabamanewsnetwork
Lawmakers said it is an effort to keep educators from leaving classrooms for other states or private sector jobs.
The Senate Finance and Taxation Education Committee on Wednesday voted to raise minimum salaries for teachers with nine or more years experience.The full Senate is expected to vote on the proposal Thursday. A teacher with a bachelor’s degree and 20 years of experience would see their salary rise from nearly $52,000 to more than $57,000.
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