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Biology teacher Chiquita Gaylor and students practice social distancing in the classroom at Jefferson County High School in Fayette. Credit: Vickie D. King/Mississippi Today
A first-year teacher in Mississippi will take home an average of $25,500. By their 15th year on the job, that number only rises to around $27,000, according to new data from the Southern Regional Education Board (SREB).
“That’s extremely low, especially if they have a family at that point,” said Megan Boren, a program specialist with SREB, which recently released a dashboard analyzing teacher compensation in 16 southern states. “I think that’s a real struggle point for Mississippi.”
10Listens: Mother of high schooler killed in car crash wants memorial pages in yearbook to be accepted
Branda Melinn s daughter, Makinna, would have graduated in 2021. She fought for her daughter to get a spot in the yearbook and wants other families to have the same. Author: Katie Inman Updated: 8:54 PM EST December 20, 2020
JEFFERSON COUNTY, Tenn. There will be an ad in the yearbook to remember Makinna Smith in 2021, but her mom is fighting to make sure all deceased students are afforded the same right.
A wooden cross on the side of a Dandridge Highway is a stark reminder for Branda Melinn.
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