In other words, investment in North Carolina's public schools would need to increase $ 1.3 - $ 2.3 billion to
bring teacher wages to a level that are comparable to the wages offered in Finland.
Not exact matches
Stagnant
wages have caused many
teachers to hit their boiling points, and there is widespread concern that the state can only look forward to a massive exodus of
teachers who will seek considerably higher salaries in neighboring states like Tennessee, South Carolina and Virginia — unless lawmakers take quick action to
bring teachers» salaries up.
Efforts to improve the quality of early childhood programs without addressing
teachers» low
wages and stressful working conditions are unlikely to
bring about the long - term benefits and return on investment associated with high - quality programs.