Senate says it wasn't in on the House teacher pay raise 'compromise' The House announced a $226 million 'compromise' on teacher pay, but Senate leaders say they weren’t in on any compromising, haven’t met with House leaders nor vetted the proposal.
by Geoff Pender, Mississippi TodayHouse offers ‘compromise’ teacher pay raise, but Senate says it wasn’t in on the compromising by Geoff Pender, Mississippi Today March 10, 2022 The House has offered a"compromise" $226 million teacher pay raise to the state Senate. But Senate leaders said Thursday they weren't in on any of the compromising, haven't met with House leaders beyond casual conversation and haven't vetted the House proposal.
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