career ladder
Special report: Teacher salary gaps are wide, and they aren’t going away
The $125 million teacher career ladder plan won’t bridge the salary gaps between Idaho’s haves and have nots. If anything, the problem could even get worse.
The first, complicated steps to a career ladder
District officials are figuring out how to implement the complicated new teacher pay plan, signed into law less than four weeks ago.
Analysis: Statehouse drama shifts to tax policy
As the House and Senate move toward a showdown on taxes, the passage of the K-12 budget (2015-16) has the look of a done deal.
Idaho teacher salaries took an unexplained dip in 2013-14
The new National Education Association study reaffirms a recurring point in the teacher pay debate: Idaho salaries lag behind neighboring states.
Analysis: The career ladder becomes a ‘feel-good’ bill
On Friday, the career ladder bill had the look of a done deal — and the ‘going-home bill’ that closes the 2015 legislative session.
Otter, Hill, Bedke throw support behind career ladder
The joint news release was issued Friday morning, as the House Education Committee started a crucial hearing on the teacher pay plan.
JFAC puts public school budget on hold for week
The delay comes as the House Education Committee continues to wrestle with a teacher career ladder bill.
House Ed takes up teacher salary bill
Teachers traveled from as far as Idaho Falls and Moscow to testify on the $125 million career ladder proposal.
Analysis: Fault lines in the career ladder debate
The teacher pay plan has left education stakeholders divided — and Statehouse decision makers could be split along similar lines.
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