
History Shows Teachers' Salaries Aren't Keeping Up With Inflation
A growing number of teachers have gone on strike to demand better wages. So we wanted to know: How has teacher pay changed over time?
LEARN MOREThe collective bargaining agreements for the Chicago Teachers Union expired July 1, and the strike began Oct. 17.
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