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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There’s still a shortage of [b]teachers [/b]and nurses[/quote]

Teachers aren’t being paid enough to live in areas with strong public schools. My sister and her husband both work as teachers for FCPS, but their salaries aren’t sufficient to afford a home in a neighborhood with a good school pyramid. As a result, they use my address so their children can attend schools in the Langley pyramid.[/quote]

So they are liars and you facilitate lying and cheating.  How is this a good thing.   I hope you get caught.

The only way to raise teacher salary is through supply and demand.  When schools cannot get teachers, they will get paid more.  A perk in some areas is that teachers can put their kids in the school where they teach, similar to private school.  I'm ok with that perk.[/quote]

[b]You get paid more to teach in certain inner city schools.[/b] However lots of teachers choose not to teach in those environments.[/quote]

Where is this? I teach in Baltimore City and teachers aren't paid more to work in certain schools.[/quote]

They are observing that Baltimore City pays better than a rural county (maybe Louisa) would. [/quote]

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