Missouri public school teacher salaries
[DOC File]Title 5--DEPARTMENT OF - Missouri Secretary of State
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This shall include any person who transports school children as an incident to employment with a school or school district, such as a teacher, coach, administrator, secretary, school nurse, or janitor unless such person is under contract with or employed by a school or school district as a school bus operator as per section 302.010 (19), RSMo.
[DOC File]Understanding the Level and Causes of Teacher Turnover:
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Podgursky gives the example of the Missouri public pension system where a teacher working from ages 22-55 would receive pension benefits sufficient to replace 84 percent of annual income. Thus, the value of a pension to a teacher who is vested is relatively more …
[DOC File]Missouri - Revised Highly Qualified Teachers State Plan ...
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In August 2006, after a U.S. Department of Education monitoring decision, DESE sent 16,507 HOUSSE forms to Missouri’s school districts to determine the highly qualified status of veteran teachers who received Missouri teacher certification before 1988 when the state began using the Praxis II subject area exams for teacher certification.
[DOC File]The United States Social Security Administration
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Public Education Employee Retirement System (PEERS): Formerly known as the Non-Teacher Retirement System, PEERS is a defined benefit plan covering staff of public school districts in Missouri (except those in the cities of St. Louis and Kansas City) who do not have a license to teach, all Missouri public two-year colleges, and non-profit ...
[DOC File]Mid Continent Regional Advisory Committee Report (MS Word)
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The number of public school teachers in the Mid-Continent states is consistent with public school enrollment; Wyoming hired the smallest number and Missouri the largest. Teacher salaries, one indicator of a state’s ability to recruit and retain teachers, show that Mid-Continent school districts may face challenges on this issue.
[DOC File]www.linnr1.k12.mo.us
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1. Five years teaching experience in Missouri public school. 2. Appropriate certification in subject area (except when good cause is shown.) 3. Classroom teacher, librarian, or guidance counselor serving on a regular length, full time contract. 4. PBTE. Teacher meets "Performance Expectation" level on the district's performance based teacher ...
[DOCX File]Rankings & Estimates
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The U.S. average public school teacher salary for 2017–18 was $60,477. State average teacher salaries ranged from those in New York ($84,227), California ($80,680), and Massachusetts ($80,357) at the high end to Mississippi ($44,926), West Virginia ($45,642) and Oklahoma ($46,300) at the low end.
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