Predictably, NCAE Complains About Bonus Proposal | Eastern NC Now

The North Carolina Association of Educators issues a press release in response to Senate Bill 818, which would grant teachers an experienced-based “step” increase and a $350 bonus.

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Publisher's note: The author of this post is Terry Stoops for the John Locke Foundation.

    The North Carolina Association of Educators issues a press release in response to Senate Bill 818, which would grant teachers an experienced-based "step" increase and a $350 bonus. If Governor Cooper agrees to use $95 million in Governor's Emergency Education Relief Fund (GEER) funding for teachers, they would receive an additional $600 bonus.

    State revenue is $4.2 billion short, and unemployment is in the double digits. Complaints about the size of any bonus or salary increase in this economic environment are pretty damn outrageous.


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