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    State leaders investigate local schools who may not be following a new law regarding teacher compensation

    By Chris Rosato,

    2024-09-03
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    Guest
    09-04
    Of course they won’t if they can find a loophole. Like the teachers that work the ticket booths additional chaperones on game and school trips
    THOMAS MOORE
    09-04
    They need to pay teachers for extra work. wow. after school
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