The Senate on Monday revealed its plan to increase teacher pay an average of $4,700 over two years. How would your salary change? See in our calculator here: msleg
by Alex Rozier, Mississippi TodayTeachers: How much would your pay increase under the Senate’s pay raise plan? by Alex Rozier, Mississippi Today January 11, 2022 On Monday, the Mississippi State Senate revealed its plan to increase teacher pay this legislative session. The proposal makes changes to the state's existing salary schedule, which increases teacher pay by years of experience and level of certification.
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