Teachers in Indiana earn 16 percent less now than they did 20 years ago
The U.S. Department of Education says teachers in Indiana earn 16 percent less now than they did 20 years ago.
Experts say this is driving the shortage of teachers in the Hoosier state.
Some education experts say the demands made in the classroom are increasing as pay decreases.
Indiana Commission for Higher Education data shows those graduating with teaching degrees declined 37 percent from 2004 to 2014.
Stord Inc. Announces More Than $40 Million Expansion in Hebron, Creating Over 500 Well-Paying Jobs
Hebron location is company’s largest warehouse operation
Indiana Medicaid Forecast Projects Over $465 Million in State Savings
the forecast offers encouraging signs,
DEA Answers AG Coleman's Call with Major Step Toward Banning 'Designer Xanax' Nationwide
Move will empower law enforcement across the country
Food for those in need in Carroll County (KY)
at Carroll County Food Pantry
Hebron location is company’s largest warehouse operation
the forecast offers encouraging signs,
Move will empower law enforcement across the country
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