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San Antonio school leaders continue to struggle to find enough teachers and other staff as they head into the new school year.
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While there have been incremental salary increases in Texas and the U.S., the president of the National Education Association said, they're not keeping pace with inflation and not enough to address the nationwide teacher shortage.
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SAISD teacher raises will range from 4% to 9% next year.
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Ovidia Molina, president of the Texas State Teachers Association, said she wants lawmakers to use part of the state’s budget surplus to increase school funding.
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Teachers and administrators, already facing long hours and low pay, now find themselves under pressure from politicians, parents and even their own school districts.
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The San Antonio Independent School District board of trustees voted Monday to give all campus staff a 3% raise next school year. Campus administrators will get a 2% raise, and central office staff will get a 1% boost.
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The Northside Independent School District converted six school days this spring to early dismissal days so teachers can use the afternoons to catch up on extra work.
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Teachers like Jennifer Boyer have become the rope in a political tug of war over reopening Texas schools.While record numbers of Texans are hospitalized…