Indianapolis Public Schools teachers could get 3% raises this year and next

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8 thoughts on “Indianapolis Public Schools teachers could get 3% raises this year and next

    1. The way we treat educating our kids is akin to thinking you’ll grow grass seed in Indiana in August with no fertilizer and no water.

    1. Are you alleging that schools were closed last year?

      I would be intrigued as to where you get your information…

    2. Oddly enough, most of the fellow parents I know who had to juggle e-learning with trying to work from home at various times over the last 18 months … are coming out of the pandemic with MORE respect for what teachers do, not less.

  1. Teachers should get a 30% raise. They should strike IMHO. We’ve all seen that teachers are very important. This pandemic has sussed out all the bulls#!t.

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