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City teachers get bonuses for lower suspension rates
New program paid city teachers up to $9,500 to reduce suspensions, truancy
The Baltimore school system is paying hefty bonuses to teachers and administrators at struggling schools that reduce suspensions, drawing criticism from union leaders who say the program could provide a financial incentive to ignore problems and jeopardize school safety.
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