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Alabama Department of Education wants to give stipends for special ed teachers

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Jennifer Church, the lead special education teacher at Pelham Ridge Elementary School in Pelham, knows how much her colleagues do before stepping into a classroom.

The referral meetings, eligibility meetings, IEP (individualized educational plan) meetings, the parent contacts just to organize all of that, she said. Writing the IEPS providing the services to the students each day and then also helping with any general education assignments that need to be helped with in the classroom.

And to keep special education teachers in place, the Alabama State Department of Education is asking the Legislature for a little bit more.

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