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.
Man Rescued from Vehicle Stranded in High Water
The incident occurred on Wednesday in Jennings County.
Averitt To Invest up to $113 Million To Build Regional Campus in Bullitt County
Distribution and supply chain leader will add 64 jobs while retaining 182 jobs at existing Louisville plant
Displate Manufacturing To Establish First Kentucky Operation in Louisville With $9.5 Million Investment, Creating 79 Jobs
New facility will strengthen company’s expansion into the North American market
100% producer-only market featuring local produce, meats and hand-crafted items.
at Broadway Fountain ParkThe incident occurred on Wednesday in Jennings County.
Distribution and supply chain leader will add 64 jobs while retaining 182 jobs at existing Louisville plant
New facility will strengthen company’s expansion into the North American market
The Board of Directors voted on both measures this week.
He was 59-32 in four seasons with the Hilltoppers
Last season, Franklin County and Milan were the only local teams to advance out of the sectional.
