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House approves optional extended-year pay for special-education teachers

Utah House of Representatives · January 30, 2008
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Summary

House Bill 67 passed the Utah House on Jan. 30, allowing special-education teachers and speech pathologists to work up to 10 optional summer days for paperwork and receive a flat stipend (sponsor referenced $2,000). The bill passed 62-0 after supporters highlighted critical teacher shortages.

The Utah House passed House Bill 67 on Jan. 30 to permit special-education teachers and speech pathologists to optionally work up to 10 additional days outside the regular school year to complete paperwork, assessments and other non-teaching duties, and to receive a flat stipend for that work.

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