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Most Maryland school systems will hit base $60,000 teacher pay, after some ‘difficult’ decisions
Most Maryland school systems met a July 1 deadline to raise starting teacher salaries to $60,000, but smaller districts faced budget cuts, including reduced staff and larger class sizes. The mandate is part of the state’s Blueprint for Maryland’s Future education reform plan, which allows no flexibility for local districts to delay compliance.
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