Pennsylvania’s education department would publish yearly information about public school support workers’ pay, hours, and staffing, with the first posting due October 1, 2027.
Pennsylvania’s education department would post school support staff pay and work details each year, starting in 2027. Its website would let people compare at least four schools or education agencies.
Covered public schools, education agencies, and contractors providing services other than teaching would report support staff data, including counts grouped by gender, race or ethnicity, and work history.
The education department would publish support staff counts and job details on its public website. This covers school districts and charter schools, plus area career and technical schools and regional education agencies. The site would explain the figures and show group totals, except for the required breakdowns by personal characteristics and work history. Postings would be due by October 1, 2027, and by October 1 each year after that.
Schools and contractors would report to the department, with contractors separating staff data by school or education agency. Listed support jobs include classroom aides, bus drivers, and custodians. Reports would include pay, weekly hours excluding overtime, and work schedules, plus job and leave status. Work history would include years worked for the school or agency and original hire dates. The act would take effect 60 days after enactment; the department would set reporting deadlines.
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