Teacher merit pay system in Ohio’s new collective bargaining law could be first of its kind in the country
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Date: April 25th, 2011
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Teacher merit pay system in Ohio’s new collective bargaining law could be first of its kind in the country
While schools across the country have experimented with plans tying teacher bonus money to student achievement, teachers are still guaranteed their annual pay raises as called for by their contracts. That won’t be the case in Ohio under Senate Bill 5.
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