Ohio education plan to boost teacher pay in 1936
Ohio educators report 25 percent of unpaid teachers nationwide. The school foundation program, effective Jan 1, will require 75 percent of funds to be used for salaries, guaranteeing 22.50 per kindergartens, 45 for elementary, and 67.50 for high schools per pupil for 180 days. Stevens notes rural pay lags city pay. 1932 Ohio averages were 133 elementary and 185 high school per month. The national 1933 average was about 145. The reform aims to reduce unpaid teachers and improve district funding and salary stability.
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Income Tax Law in Doubt in Ohio
Ohio lawmakers debate Ward personal income tax exemptions. State Tax Commission officials warn the constitution may cap exemptions at 3000 dollars, risking higher combined state and federal tax for larger families. A five person family earning 4000 dollars would owe 63 dollars state tax and no federal tax, totaling 63 dollars. A three person family with 3500 dollars would owe 3 dollars state tax and 0 dollars federal tax, total 3 dollars.
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