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I'd agree with that

Posted on: July 25, 2024 at 11:40:12 CT

Sal CMSU

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and if teachers want to get paid, there are districts out there that will obviously pay better than others but you might not get to live in the city you want

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What's a "fair" starting teacher's pay in public education?(nm) - Sal CMSU - 7/25 11:30:02

I would have no problem with a substantial raise in teacher - Outsider MU - 7/25 12:17:24

I'd say less than a Cop or a Fireman. You could make a case - BH O'bonga MU - 7/25 12:46:27

In missouri they retire with over $100k a year(nm) - fatrat MU - 7/25 12:07:51

if they have made over 140K for 3 years and - Fire Marshall Bill A - 7/25 12:54:38

Source? That sounds extremely high (nm) - haeffb MU - 7/25 12:23:30

Seems high to me also. Generally speaking, if a teacher - Spanky KU - 7/25 12:48:13

ahhh so the benefits help make up for some of the pay - Sal CMSU - 7/25 12:08:57

12+ weeks off - Fire Marshall Bill A - 7/25 12:56:03

12 weeks is nearly a 1/4 of a year. take that comp and - 90Tiger STL - 7/25 13:04:44

spot on(nm) - Spanky KU - 7/25 13:09:31

I come from a family of educators and am married to one - Fire Marshall Bill A - 7/25 13:11:35

yeah, 4 weeks is about normal, right? - Fire Marshall Bill A - 7/25 13:08:55

and no social security deductions - Spanky KU - 7/25 12:10:49

Depends on the location - Spanky KU - 7/25 11:59:21

Whatever the local market dictates - RHAYWORTH MU - 7/25 11:39:45

What's the entry level wage for bachelor's degree in - hefeweizen MU

- 7/25 11:31:20

$65,000 for a top business grad ... - tmcats KSU - 7/25 11:37:42

I think 50k in places other than CA, NY, NJ and CHI - hefeweizen MU

- 7/25 11:39:13

I'd agree with that - Sal CMSU - 7/25 11:40:12

Slacker degree and a slacker job - Spanky KU - 7/25 12:02:31

not sure and a quick google search - Sal CMSU - 7/25 11:37:24