INDIANAPOLIS - State officials in Indiana are holding off on releasing a report with recommendations on teacher salaries until after the November 3rd election.
The Next Level Teacher Compensation Commission was selected in February 2019 to examine long-term solutions for increasing educator pay. Before the pandemic, a 60-page draft report had been expected this summer.
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