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Miami-Dade and Broward Teachers Get a Bigger Break this Summer with Dade County Federal Credit Union's “Educator's Payment Program” March 1st & March 2nd
One of the biggest benefits of being a teacher – the much-anticipated summer break – just got even better. South Florida educators are now invited to take full advantage of a restful summer season by also taking a two-month break from their auto loan payments. Dade County Federal Credit Union (DCFCU) wants to show appreciation to the thousands of hard…
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A teacher brought a kid's ripped coat home to fix. His daughter slipped a note in the pocket
An eighth grade science teacher in Illinois is warming hearts with a story about a winter jacket.
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Hear the concerns South Florida teachers have this new school year
Teachers from Miami-Dade and Broward counties share their concerns about the new school year.
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Miami-Dade Schools host kickoff event for new teachers as they still work to fill vacancies
Miami-Dade Schools host back-to-school event for new teachers as they scramble to fill vacancies before the first day of classes next week.
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Back-to-school event for new Miami-Dade teachers
Miami-Dade is hosting a back-to-school event for new teachers ahead of next week’s school year start, as the district still works to fill vacancies.
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Broward schools considering raising teacher's salaries
The proposal could add up to over $100,000 including benefits like salary, retirement and health insurance.
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Broward Schools considering raising teacher compensation to $100,000
The proposal includes big increases in total compensation for teachers and principals, meaning salary and benefits, to total over $100,000 for teachers and $150,000 for principals by 2025.
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New Broward Public Schools superintendent addresses teachers' salaries
The Broward County School Board debated teachers’ salaries almost immediately after the new superintendent, Dr. Licata, was sworn in, NBC6’s Ari Odzer reports.
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US Has a Teacher Shortage. HBCUs Are Helping to Change That
HBCUs play an outsize role in producing teachers of color in the U.S., where only 7% of teachers are Black, compared with 15% of students. Nearly half of all Black teachers nationwide are graduates of an HBCU.
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‘Really Amazing': Doctor-Turned Teacher Helps Deliver Baby at Texas School
Loren Carcamo arrived to Kleberg Elementary School ready to pick up her daughter when an unexpected surprise happened, her water broke.