Fairfax supervisors won’t support teacher raises

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Fairfax County teachers should not expect pay raises — neither now nor next year — despite the school board’s desire to thaw the two-year pay freeze, county supervisors said Monday.

The school board voted on Oct. 18 to use the $21.3 million in federal stimulus funding for teacher compensation for next school year and to present the plan to the Board of Supervisors at their first joint budget planning meeting for fiscal 2012 on Tuesday.

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