Union-backed poll: Teachers underpaid, should be able to retire earlier – Center Square

Respondents are said high quality public schools are more important than lowering taxes, reforming the state’s pensions, reducing violence, and balancing the state’s budget, a constitutional requirement.
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Freddy
6 years ago

I said this a long time ago. Soon teacher union contracts will stipulate. You can retire the same day you fill out your application. Here in Rockford on the news last night school district 205 are discussing giving new teachers some sort of free housing for 10 new teachers as long as they work for the district for 2 years. Don’t know the details yet but will try to find out. They are so generous with taxpayer money. Next they may offer them new cars with free gas from the union pumpers.

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