EDITORIAL: Improve pay for support professionals
Pennsylvania law requires the state government to fund services for people with intellectual disabilities and autism, along with a moral obligation to help provide for some of its most vulnerable
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Pennsylvania law requires the state government to fund services for people with intellectual disabilities and autism, along with a moral obligation to help provide for some of its most vulnerable
Teachers and other School District 11′s employees will be receiving a pay bump, effective in July!
Colorado Springs School District 11 and the teacher’s union reached an agreement Thursday, raising the starting teacher salary to one of the best in the region.
Senator Ken Yager (R-Kingston) and Representative Patsy Hazlewood (R-Signal Mountain) filed FY 2024 budget amendments that secure $16.3 million to increase the pay for Direct Support Professionals, who provide support to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The appropriation is a legislative initiative that increases the minimum pay of Direct Support Professionals to $15 per hour. The legislative bodies in both the House and Senate chambers have strongly supported the initiat ...
My brother is a 66-year-old with significant life challenges with autism, aging and his fragile health. He and I are encouraged that Pennsylvania Gov. Josh S