Jeff Bezos, Peyton Manning, and your next door neighbor may not have done the same thing in their lives, but they are all very similar. All of these people live different lives from one another, one is the richest man alive, one is a famous football player, and the other is someone who bought their house right next to yours. All three of these people have one thing in common, they all grew up going to school everyday with teachers who welcomed them with a smile and open arms. Teachers can accomplish many things with their students all the way from educating to just being a support system. There's just one problem what do we do when are teachers are the ones who need support?
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Many teachers in Kentucky will see a significant decrease in the amount of money that is going to their retirement starting on January 1, 2019. On this date the state will start contributing 1.97% instead of 2.75% of teachers and other state employees salaries into their retirement funds.
In Indiana teachers mostly bargain for everything, including the percent that the state puts into the teachers retirement funds. For the majority of teachers the state gives a three percent of the salary to the retirement funds of teachers and other state employees. Right now for the staff of Indiana sick days do not roll over into their retirement, but that is negotiable for all staff.
Also Senate Bill 151 is making the age of raising the age in which teachers can retire in Kentucky. Now it is the rule of 87 which means the age of teachers or state employs plus the amount of years of participating in their job has to equal 87 in order to retire. The state of Indiana has different age requirements for teachers across the state. They go anywhere from rule of 85 to rule of 87 throughout the state, just depending on the teachers and the school corporation that the teachers belong
Teachers across the United States are standing up for education and …show more content…
Many teachers in Kentucky will see a significant decrease in the amount of money that is going to their retirement starting on January 1, 2019. On this date the state will start contributing 1.97% instead of 2.75% of teachers and other state employees salaries into their retirement funds.
In Indiana teachers mostly bargain for everything, including the percent that the state puts into the teachers retirement funds. For the majority of teachers the state gives a three percent of the salary to the retirement funds of teachers and other state employees. Right now for the staff of Indiana sick days do not roll over into their retirement, but that is negotiable for all staff.
Also Senate Bill 151 is making the age of raising the age in which teachers can retire in Kentucky. Now it is the rule of 87 which means the age of teachers or state employs plus the amount of years of participating in their job has to equal 87 in order to retire. The state of Indiana has different age requirements for teachers across the state. They go anywhere from rule of 85 to rule of 87 throughout the state, just depending on the teachers and the school corporation that the teachers belong