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Idaho Senate kills math, science incentive. Some fear divisive impact of unequal pay for teachers

February 18, 2006 /

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Idaho senators rejected a proposal Thursday to give math and science teachers a 3.75 percent pay raise, saying it wouldn’t help Idaho schools and would create friction among teachers.

"This opens the door to warfare in the school," said Sen. Denton Darrington, R-Declo, a former social studies teacher.

The measure failed 21-13.

Anne Wallace Allen
The Associated Press

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