Re: 27,000 a year?

Re: 27,000 a year?

Can someone explain this?
Does this apply to all current employed teachers? What are
they doing to do? Drop my pay to 27,000 after I made 40,000
a year?
That is BS if so.....

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PDAS Stuff, 2/13/15, by Sovetis.
Re: PDAS Stuff, 2/14/15, by PsyGuy.
Re: PDAS Stuff, 2/14/15, by Sovetis.
Re: PDAS Stuff, 2/15/15, by my 2.
Re: PDAS Stuff, 2/16/15, by Formeradmin.
Re: PDAS Stuff, 2/17/15, by PsyGuy.
Re: PDAS Stuff, 2/17/15, by PsyGuy.
Re: 27,000 a year?, 4/18/15, by Aeiou.
Re: 27,000 a year?, 4/21/15, by PsyGuy.
Re: 27,000 a year?, 4/24/15, by 27k BS.
Re: 27,000 a year?, 4/27/15, by BS bs.
Re: 27,000 a year?, 5/01/15, by PsyGuy.
Re: 27,000 a year?, 5/13/15, by 27K No Way!.
Re: 27,000 a year?, 5/14/15, by anon.
Re: 27,000 a year?, 5/16/15, by Payscale differ.
Re: 27,000 a year?, 5/16/15, by ash.
Re: 27,000 a year?, 5/17/15, by 27k.
Re: 27,000 a year?, 5/18/15, by PsyGuy.
Re: 27,000 a year?, 5/18/15, by PsyGuy.
Re: 27,000 a year?, 5/18/15, by Dave.
Re: 27,000 a year?, 5/18/15, by PsyGuy.
Re: 27,000 a year?, 5/19/15, by anon.
Re: 27,000 a year?, 5/19/15, by 27k.
Re: 27,000 a year?, 5/20/15, by PsyGuy.