First year teacher salary Arlington

[Anonymous]

What is the salary for a first year teacher in Arlington with only a bachelors?
What step/grade do you begin?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What is the salary for a first year teacher in Arlington with only a bachelors?
What step/grade do you begin?

$53,280
Step A if you have no experience
All of this information is available on the APS website.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What is the salary for a first year teacher in Arlington with only a bachelors?
What step/grade do you begin?

$53,280
Step A if you have no experience
All of this information is available on the APS website.

How does that compare to Fairfax and DC? Regardless think it's too low.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What is the salary for a first year teacher in Arlington with only a bachelors?
What step/grade do you begin?

$53,280
Step A if you have no experience
All of this information is available on the APS website.

How does that compare to Fairfax and DC? Regardless think it's too low.

It's not much different from salaries for other new grads in non-STEM fields, particularly when you take school breaks into account.

[Anonymous]

They're hiring teachers who aren't certified?

[Anonymous]

Why are you asking this question here and not going to the websites of the respective school systems?

Honestly, if you're this lazy then we don't need you. Please go find a job doing something else. We have our hands full with taking care of real children, and we don't need to be responsible for adults acting like children.

A Teacher

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They're hiring teachers who aren't certified?

Where do you see they aren't certified?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What is the salary for a first year teacher in Arlington with only a bachelors?
What step/grade do you begin?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What is the salary for a first year teacher in Arlington with only a bachelors?
What step/grade do you begin?

$53,280
Step A if you have no experience
All of this information is available on the APS website.

How does that compare to Fairfax and DC? Regardless think it's too low.

Of course it is, but that’s what teachers make.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why are you asking this question here and not going to the websites of the respective school systems?

Honestly, if you're this lazy then we don't need you. Please go find a job doing something else. We have our hands full with taking care of real children, and we don't need to be responsible for adults acting like children.

A Teacher

I hope you don’t speak to children the same way you speak to adults. You shouldn’t be a teacher with that mouth

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They're hiring teachers who aren't certified?

You can be certified to teach school with only a Bachelor's degree.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
Why are you asking this question here and not going to the websites of the respective school systems?

Honestly, if you're this lazy then we don't need you. Please go find a job doing something else. We have our hands full with taking care of real children, and we don't need to be responsible for adults acting like children.

A Teacher



I hope you don’t speak to children the same way you speak to adults. You shouldn’t be a teacher with that mouth

PP, do YOU speak to children the same way you speak to adults? Don't hold teachers to a standard that you yourself can't/don't meet.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
They're hiring teachers who aren't certified?



You can be certified to teach school with only a Bachelor's degree.

Not unless the person also holds a teaching certification, which requires a certain amount of student teaching and/or classroom observation.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why are you asking this question here and not going to the websites of the respective school systems?

Honestly, if you're this lazy then we don't need you. Please go find a job doing something else. We have our hands full with taking care of real children, and we don't need to be responsible for adults acting like children.

A Teacher

I hope you don’t speak to children the same way you speak to adults. You shouldn’t be a teacher with that mouth

LOL. What's wrong with that post? NOTHING.

[Anonymous]

Not unless the person also holds a teaching certification, which requires a certain amount of student teaching and/or classroom observation.

While less common than it once was, I still see teachers with just the bachelor’s, especially in K-2. Some universities still offer a major in elementary ed.