US EditionNew survey finds pre-K teachers face higher stress, lower pay than similar working adults
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New survey finds pre-K teachers face higher stress, lower pay than similar working adults
A new survey of more than 1,400 pre-K teachers based in public schools nationwide found that pre-K teachers are paid about $24,000 less and experience almost twice as much job-related stress as similar working adults. The survey, conducted by RAND, compares the experiences of public school-based pre-K teachers surveyed in March/April 2024 to those of public K–12 teachers, elementary grade teachers, and similar working adults surveyed in January/…
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