Proposed California law would increase school teacher pay 50% by 2030
Assemblymember Al Muratsuchi seeks to tackle the statewide teacher and school staff shortage by doubling their salaries in the next seven years.
“Schools across the state are facing a workforce shortage, with many teachers and school employees unable to afford to live in the communities they work in,” said Muratsuchi in a press conference on Wednesday. “I introduced AB 938 … to not only pay them what they deserve, but also to get more young people to aspire to become educators.”
“It is intentionally drafted as ‘intent’ language rather than a mandate, in order to give district’s flexibility to increase staff salaries, benefits, as well as pay for other essential school functions,” explained Jacob Kerry, communications director for Asm. Muratsuchi. First, all districts must provide annual reports to the state on raises they give to teachers and staff. Second, legislators must decide on an annual basis how much they wish to increase the Local Control Funding Formula, or LCFF, as they make their way toward the 50% goal.
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