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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don't think they compare to public schools because of the school funding and union contracts. There was a kindergarten teacher at my DD's public elementary who had been there for 20-25 years and he was making about $125K. He has since retired but that was about 5 years ago. I believe the starting salary in DCPS is about 60K or 65K.[/quote] That's definitely not the starting salary in DCPS. The only teachers who start that high will have extensive prior teaching experience and/or a Masters or higher degree.[/quote] Not correct. With a BA or BS alone, starting is over 50 and moves up by 60% over a full career. With a Master's or above, for a full carer, it goes over 105. That does not include pension contributions, which are very substantial. External link to DCPS: http://dcps.dc.gov/page/compensation-and-benefits-teachers Alexandria, Arlington, and MontCo are a bit below, but not dramatically. Nearly all privates pay much, much less at every level. [/quote] Are you a teacher in DCPS or just looking at the chart without an understanding of how the increases works? My wife is a DCPS teacher and I am telling you starting salaries are only that high with experience and/or advanced degrees. Don't let that chart fool you...most don't even get their annual increases. Teachers are fleeing DCPS left and right![/quote]
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