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Posted on: July 25, 2024 at 11:59:21 CT
Spanky KU
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Not much to the job...teachers work 180 days/year and spend less than 1,100 hours teaching/year (not counting extra time put in).

In any other professional job, they would work about 240 days/year and spend about 1,900 hours/year at the job (not counting extra time put in).
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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




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