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Teachers Present Strong Case for Wage Increase in Bridgeport
Bridgeport teachers led by the Bridgeport Teachers Association petition for a single maximum salary of 3000 for all elementary grades, an increase from 430 to 500 and a yearly rise of 60, arguing one maximum ensures fairness, efficiency, and retention of capable educators in essential intermediate grades. The document cites rising living costs, local salary comparisons with cities like New York and Jersey City, and the need to keep talented teachers from leaving for better-paying posts in other cities.
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