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Reply to "BTDT? Rather than retire, shift to teaching part-time."
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I retired after 30 years in an ES and now substitute. I wouldn’t have been able to afford to only teach part time. Subbing has been good so far. I’ve enjoyed it. I get my pensions (state was full, district pension is slightly reduced), and I sub on my own schedule. No meetings, planning or grading plus I don’t work in the evenings or over the weekends. [/quote] This. And if you pick up some long-term assignments, you can get a pay bump and sick days (here at MCPS).[/quote] MS and HS are usually fine with 1/2 subs, just let them know your availability. Its harder in ES to do this. But just so you know, there is absolutely no teaching in subbing. All of the work is posted online by the teacher and the students complete it while you sit there and stare at them. Its boring as hell. [/quote]
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