A Kentucky Republican is pushing for a higher starting pay for state teachers if he is elected governor. Daniel Cameron also says he will reduce their administrative paperwork.
and ensures that no teacher's salary is below the new starting-pay benchmark," Cameron said.
Kentucky GOP governor nominee Cameron is advocating for a higher starting pay for teachers if he is elected.
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