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Even with annual raise, local teachers still aren t paid enough to live in Asheville Shelby Harris, Asheville Citizen Times © Angela Wilhelm/Asheville Citizen Times Joanne Robert, a 7th grade math teacher at Asheville Middle School, encourages drivers to honk their horns during the “Our Schools Deserve Funds Now” rally at Vance Memorial in downtown Asheville January 15, 2020. We are the profession that makes every profession possible, said Robert, who is in her 35th year of teaching.
Both Asheville City and Buncombe County schools included pay increases for teachers in their fiscal year 2022 budget requests to Buncombe County Commissioners.
However, even with the raise, many Asheville teachers still might not be able to make ends meet, some say.
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From live drawing to panel discussions with illustrators, video game creators, and comic authors, the Toronto Comic Arts Festival (TCAF) has it all. This year, TCAF has pivoted to an entirely virtual format in order to safely deliver its exciting programming to comic arts enthusiasts during the pandemic.
Running from May 8 to 15, the festival will include an online marketplace where creators will sell their work, interactive games, Q&A sessions with headliners and more. Similar to previous years, TCAF is free and easily accessible for comic fans and art lovers across Canada.
Six can’t-miss events at this year’s virtual Toronto Comic Arts Festival
Six can’t-miss events at this year’s virtual Toronto Comic Arts Festival
This story is sponsored by the Toronto Comic Arts Festival By Rachel Moore
Apr 21, 2021
From live drawing to panel discussions with illustrators, video game creators and comic authors, the Toronto Comic Arts Festival (TCAF) has it all. This year, TCAF has pivoted to an entirely virtual format in order to safely deliver its exciting programming to comic arts enthusiasts during the pandemic.
Running from May 8 to 15, the festival will include an online marketplace where creators will sell their work, interactive games, Q&A sessions with headliners and more. Similar to previous years, TCAF is free and easily accessible for comic fans and art lovers across Canada.
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