Louisiana Gov. Landry Proposes $150 Million Reallocation to Protect Teacher Pay
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Gov. Jeff Landry proposes diverting about $150 million from the K-12 funding formula’s non-instructional programs to cover a planned $2,000 teacher stipend, a plan that would require an executive order after the session and two-thirds legislative approval by mail and could affect administrator funding and other state employee raises if teachers’ pay is protected.
Topics:nation#education-funding#executive-order#louisiana#minimum-foundation-program#politics#teacher-pay
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