teachers

Texas teachers rank #1 in the nation for being the most overworked. They also rank in the top 20 for being the most underpaid.

A Louisiana teacher has been fired after allegedly posting a video online of an autistic student crying during an outburst in class.

What would happen to the Texas educational system if nearly three out of every four teachers followed up on their thoughts of quitting their jobs?

I read the other day that being a teacher is the 5th overall childhood dream job for kids. So you've gone to school, got your degree, and decorated your classroom... Should that classroom be in Louisiana or elsewhere for the sake of your career?

Before you breathe a sigh of relief for our teachers, just know that this likely isn't the last you'll hear about it.

I often get confused when I read that certain groups of people believe they need preferential treatment over others.

Prospective teachers will be able to safely talk to recruiters and hiring managers via an online chat.

Rumors have been flying on social media that local teachers have been exposed to the patient in Caddo Parish who was diagnosed with COVID-19

This chunk of change (along with the $39 million set aside for public schools) will cost the state $140 million per year.

This shouldn't come as too much of a surprise considering everyone knows how incredible our Louisiana teachers are!

I can virtually guarantee none of those people are teachers.

Clearly, the owners of the local Mexican restaurant understand the struggle. Do you know of any other local restaurants that are hooking teachers up with freebies?