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[quote=Anonymous]I really don’t recommend teaching, but consider a private high school instead of public. It’s still an absurd amount of work, but I feel professionally respected now that I made the switch. I left public school teaching 100% because of the conditions. I felt admin treated me like a child. I had to “one-two-three-eyes on me” at faculty meetings. I had to take direction from admin who were so far removed from the classroom that they no longer had relevant experience. We couldn’t keep teachers, and 1/4 of the staff was new every year. There was no sense of support or community. I now work in a private where I am treated respectfully and I feel tremendous support from admin. They continue to teach one class so they still “get it.” It’s still a TON of work. Weekdays are 10-11 hours long and I have significant work to do every weekend. As for pay, it is only slightly lower than my former public school salary. Many in my department are former public school teachers or college professors. [/quote]
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