Children First: Financial incentives to retain California teachers

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Saturday, October 14, 2023
Children First: Financial incentives to retain California teachers
Children First: Financial incentives to retain California teachersAccording to the Economic Policy Institute, teachers in California make 17 percent less than other comparable college-educated workers.

FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) -- California expects to hire more than 22,000 teachers this year.

According to the Economic Policy Institute, teachers in California make 17 percent less than other comparable college-educated workers.

In Colorado, the number is nearly 36 percent less.

California is now offering more financial incentives to help students earn a credential and get placed into classrooms.

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