[yesthatjallen]

Anyone who followed this 'national teachers' movement' in the spring of '18 clearly saw the liberal bias in the reporting.

The 'narrative' that teachers were under paid and were being denied pay increases was glaringly obvious.

This story is a classic example of the mainstream medias' obfuscation and omission of relevant facts forcing the public to come to the conclusion the media wants the public to believe.

[ETL]

[1Old Pro]

it was potentially relevant that, in some cases, the average teacher was already earning more than the state’s median household. At the least, readers would benefit from having some sense of how teacher pay compares to the income of the households who would fund any boost in their pay.

AND the number of work weeks AND the guaranteed pension.

[stubernx98]

Also bear in mind that the US is #1 in cost per student, and #13 in results. Unions need to banned from any activity funded by Tax Payer $!

[eastexsteve]

Indeed, the generosity of teacher healthcare and pensions is a major issue in discussions of teacher compensation and school spending.

Generosity? That's a load of crap! Teacher benefits in Texas have been falling like a rock for years. And, so have the salaries relative to the cost of living and workload. But, I will say that teachers brought it on themselves.