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How The American Jobs Act Supports Teachers
How The American Jobs Act Supports Teachers
How The American Jobs Act Supports Teachers
Heres a by-the-numbers look at the situation and how the American Jobs Act will help:
280,000
Teaching jobs that could be at risk in the coming school year due to state and local funding cuts
30 BILLION
Investment the American Jobs Act will make to support state and and secondary educators local e orts to retain, rehire, and hire early childhood, elementary,
293,000
Teaching jobs lost since 2008
In Texas In Florida
Nearly
400,000
American Jobs Act
In California
37,300
educator jobs will be supported
25,900 39,500
educator jobs will be supported educator jobs will be supported The average number of jobs created in seven of the smallest states in the nation, such as Montana and Wyoming
Educatorsincluding teachers, guidance counselors, classroom assistants, afterschool personnel, tutors, and literacy and math coacheswho will be retained or rehired as a result of the
1,000
Funding for Dade County School District in Florida
Funding will be targeted to schools that most need help paying for teachers, renovations, and supplies. Some of these investments include: