Ballard’s teacher pay plan has lawmakers’ attention
A SIDE from consolidation, perhaps nothing gets the education establishment riled up like talk of merit pay. Still, the issue gets lip service from time to time at the state Capitol, especially when teachers want a pay raise and some salty lawmaker has the audacity to suggest that there ought to be some accountability attached.
But a recent conversation at the Capitol between Tulsa schools Superintendent Keith Ball...
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