Tennessee Lawmakers Want to Give Teachers More Money for Supplies

Tennessee Lawmakers Want to Give Teachers More Money for Supplies
School supplies are displayed at Stationery and Toy World in New York City, N.Y., on July 21, 2021. Joyce Philippe/Reuters
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Tennessee lawmakers are looking to give teachers a boost to pay for school supplies instead of using money out of their own pockets. Legislation introduced for the current session of the Tennessee General Assembly would provide teachers with $500 per year to pay for instructional supplies (pdf).

Under the current law, school districts are required to provide K–12 teachers with $200 each year for supplies.

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