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KINGWOOD, W.Va. — Members of the Preston County Board of Education, along with local community members, voiced their concerns to state lawmakers regarding the pressing issue of pay for teachers and service personnel. During a recent legislative talk session, the group emphasized the need for higher wages to attract and retain qualified educators in the region.
The discussion highlighted how inadequate compensation has led to difficulties in hiring and maintaining staff, which ultimately affects the quality of education that students receive. Local educators shared personal stories illustrating the financial struggles they face, which have prompted many to leave the profession or seek employment in neighboring counties with better pay.
Community members expressed their strong support for educators, stressing that investing in teachers is essential for the overall development of the community. They urged lawmakers to prioritize funding for education in the upcoming budget discussions, advocating for a sustainable increase in salaries that reflects the vital role educators play in shaping future generations.
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