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Superintendents to Legislature: Please fully fund our schools
Superintendents are eager to thank legislators for supporting public schools and want to be able to tell parents “Look at what these people did for your kids.”
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Superintendents are eager to thank legislators for supporting public schools and want to be able to tell parents “Look at what these people did for your kids.”
Senate leaders announced a plan to give an additional $181 million to “fully fund” K-12 public education in Mississippi. See how much your district will receive.
Elayne Hayes-Anthony’s remarks came as questions are still spinning about the circumstances that led the Institutions of Higher Learning Board of Trustees to suddenly place her predecessor, Thomas Hudson, on administrative leave with pay last week.
Jackson State University President Thomas Hudson has been put on administrative leave with pay, the Institutions for Higher Learning announced Thursday.
Teachers on state family health insurance plan see over $20,000 drop in average annual take home pay after taxes, retirement and premiums.
A top Senate leader said he wants to fully fund MAEP, the funding formula that provides state funding to local school districts for basic operations. The formula, long a target of fierce debate, has been funded only twice since it was fully enacted in 2003.
During an executive session after its regular monthly board meeting on Jan. 19, the Institutions of Higher Learning Board of Trustees voted to renew Hudson’s contract through 2027.
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