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Reply to "Treatment of New Special Ed teachers hired by MCPS "
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The semi/ fully professional but lower-income Filipinos I have known over my years in the DC area is that they live in crowded living quarters, not near work, and send half their pay home to their families (including the young children they have left behind). The ones I've personally known live in 2-bedroom, 1-bath apartments with 4 roommates. Like nursing, this is a solid way to keep the wages of professionals depressed.[/quote] A two bedroom for four people is reasonable/normal.[/quote] Maybe for college students. I haven’t heard of too many professionals having roommates sharing a bedroom. That said, these teachers may be focused on saving or sending home as much money as possible and are perfectly happy sharing accommodations and benefiting from the shared experience personally and professionally.[/quote] Given housing prices of course it's happening. We have a small house with one bathroom, so its normal to us.[/quote]
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