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Cherokee County schools offer pay incentives for substitute teachers

Substitute teachers in the Cherokee County schools can benefit from temporary pay incentives announced by the district. (AJC FILE PHOTO)
Substitute teachers in the Cherokee County schools can benefit from temporary pay incentives announced by the district. (AJC FILE PHOTO)
By David Ibata for the AJC
Jan 18, 2021

Responding to the regionwide shortage of substitute teachers, the Cherokee County School District announced temporary pay incentives.

The incentives take effect immediately and expire May 15, the district said.

“CCSD has experienced a growing need for substitute personnel,” the district said. “As an incentive to attract and retain needed substitutes, CCSD has established the following incentive plan: paraprofessional substitutes: $90/Day ($12/hour); daily teacher substitutes: $120/day ($15/hour); long-term substitutes, $160/Day ($20/hour).”

Those interested in substitute teaching positions in Cherokee County can apply at: https://bit.ly/2LYyxQP

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