Education

New Report: NJ Offers Teachers No Extra Pay For The Hardest Jobs To Fill

As states face tightening budgets and schools struggle to fill critical teaching positions, most states are leaving one of their most powerful workforce tools on the table: teacher pay. A new national analysis from the National Council on Teacher Quality (NCTQ), State of the States: Spending Smarter on Teacher Pay, finds that 32 states—nearly two-thirds […]

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