N.Y.C. Unveils Merit-Pay Plan for Teachers in High-Need Schools
New York City last week announced a plan that would give cash bonuses to teachers at some of the city’s high-need schools that raise student test scores.
The 1.1 million-student district, the largest in the country, joins such districts as Denver and Minneapolis that have implemented pay plans with the blessings of their local teachers’ unions.
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