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Reply to "How do we get more teachers and teachers' aides in MCPS?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm an assistant in a MD school and I get paid hourly, no benefits, no retirement. I've never heard of an assistant in regular ed classes except for one K assistant for all of the K classes. All of the assistants at our school and others are assigned to one special needs student per their IEP. I earn about $10K gross per year, not $25K. I am a student at night so the job works well for me but who would want this job other than a student? Nobody could afford to live on this money. Even my friends who go to school with me won't take this job b/c it pays so little. The best solution is to have parents volunteer as much as they can in the areas where help is needed- cafeteria, computer lab, art class or with special projects/class parties. In our school, parents rarely want to volunteer in the classroom on a daily basis part K. In K, it helps to have an extra person in during center time.[/quote] We have assistants making at least $25K/year. They've been there forever, which doesn't say much actually. But they're certainly not making $10K. And they do receive benefits as supporting services. [/quote]
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