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Arkansas teachers waiting to hear more about education plan
JONESBORO, Ark. (KAIT) – Educators throughout the state are ready to listen to extra about Governor Sarah Huckabee-Sanders ‘Arkansas Learns’ plan.
Trainer pay has been a hot-button matter over the previous few months within the state.
Governor Sarah Huckabee-Sanders’ mentioned training can be the hallmark of her administration.
Her new training plan may embody substantial raises for academics.
Lawrence County Faculty District Superintendent Terry Belcher defined he desires to see the whole plan.
“We’re all anxious about it,” he mentioned. “From wage will increase to the truthful dismissal act to altering the co-op board. It’s all speculative. We don’t know the foundations and regs with it.”
One potential a part of the plan consists of bringing all trainer pay to the $50,000 mark, no matter training or expertise.
Cave Metropolis Faculty District Superintendent Steve Inexperienced mentioned the pay enhance could possibly be a difficulty.
“You’re going to see some older academics that they’re not going to be compensated for his or her expertise, however I feel a variety of superintendents like me are going to take a really cautious strategy as a result of it is a recurring value,” he mentioned.
Angela Cooley, an educator on the Math and Science Magnet Faculty in Jonesboro, is combined on the plan.
“There are some actually nice features concerned in that plan. I’m excited to see how the remainder of it rolls out. I’ve additionally seen some issues that concern me somewhat bit,” she mentioned.
Her points embody the situations of seniority and better training than different academics have and nonetheless receiving the identical quantity of pay.
“At my district, I’m presently paid extra as a result of I’ve a better training, so for any individual that’s beginning out, their pay will probably be totally different than mine. However with this new plan, it’s speaking about now not growing for years of expertise or for these grasp’s levels. So that may be a little regarding to people who find themselves extra tenure,” she mentioned.
Because the plan has many transferring elements, it’s topic to vary.
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Doctor gives coping tips during Arkansas’ elongated allergy season
Little Rock, Ark. (KATV/KAIT) – With allergy season arriving early this year, one doctor is advising people on how to cope with different types of pollen.
According to our content partner KATV, Dr. Eddie Shields with Arkansas Allergy and Asthma Clinic says three types of pollen cause allergies. Tree pollen, grass, and weeds are the main three types of pollen.
“The less exposure you have to the pollen, the better off you are. So, leave the windows shut in the house and in the car. If you’re going to be outside working in the yard in the pollen, wearing a mask and eye protection is helpful. As soon as you’re finished, shower and get the pollen off of you,” says Dr. Shields.
Dr. Shields says that over-the-counter medications like nasal sprays work best during allergy season.
As a last result, you can treat allergies by getting an allergy shot.
“That’s what we see all the time. It works 80 to 90% of the time,” Dr. Shields added. “They tell me I should have done this ten years ago because it really is that effective and it really does change the course of the disease.”
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