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Teachers will feel the pinch as extra pay from federal pandemic aid disappears in the coming school year.
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Changes to North Carolina's teacher pay and licensure have stalled, so officials headed to Arizona to check out a program to improve support for rookie teachers and opportunities for veterans.
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A leader of North Carolina’s quest to revamp teacher pay and licensure briefed a Charlotte-Mecklenburg school board committee on the plan Monday.
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A panel charged with rethinking the way North Carolina’s teachers are licensed and paid has released a new plan that would continue to base pay on experience and credentials.
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The North Carolina Association of Educators on Tuesday denounced a proposal to revamp teacher pay and licensure, a week after state officials said it's urgently needed.
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Former Gov. James Hunt, who was known as North Carolina's education governor, has left a group being formed to promote changes in teacher pay and licensing.
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A Charlotte teacher's public records request shows North Carolina education and business leaders gearing up to promote dramatic changes in teacher licensure and pay. They say change is needed. He says they're squelching criticism.
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The North Carolina Board of Education heard a plan Wednesday to tie teacher pay and licensure to measurable results. It's a long way from action, but some teachers are concerned.
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For the second time this month, a North Carolina House committee on the future of public education Monday postponed discussion of teacher pay and benefits.
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North Carolina paid out almost $35 million in teacher performance bonuses this year. On Thursday the state Board of Education looked at data to figure out…