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Rep. Hugh Blackwell, R-Burke, presides over the second day of the House Select Committee on Education Strategy and Practices (Photo Credit/EducationNC)

The House Select Committee on Education Strategy and Practices concluded yesterday with further discussion of teacher pay, a presentation on Community College faculty pay, a briefing on principal pay, and public comment from some state superintendents.

We’ve written in a separate article about the principal pay portion of the meeting. The other presentations are covered below with links to documents and powerpoint presentations, and a video of each portion of the meeting.

Presentation of Carolina Educator Effectiveness and Compensation Task Force

Presentation by Kara McCraw, staff attorney in the Legislative Analysis Division of the General Assembly. 

Educator and Community College Faculty Pay

Presentation by Lanier McRee of the General Assembly’s Fiscal Research Division

Superintendents’ Comments to Legislators