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Thank you Representative Delaney for painting a picture of what’s happened to teacher salaries.
When the legislature urged voters to pass property tax caps, it was with the understanding that the new sales tax increase would replace lost property tax revenues for schools. I NEVER imagined the legislature would force local communities back to property tax increases for school funding via referenda. That breaks the promise and returns us to reliance on vast wealth differences between school communities. The poor communities will be left behind again.
In the meantime the state somehow finds revenues to return to large corporations in the form of tax breaks. If that’s supposed to make Hoosiers richer, it certainly hasn’t worked that way for schools and teachers. When Indiana revenues and teachers salaries are in a hole, please urge the Governor and GOP majority to stop digging and stop passing the buck to local property taxpayers. Keep the state’s promise to provide FULL property tax replacement funds to local schools.