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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Is the pay at the elite local private schools competitive?[/quote] No. St. Alban’s might be the best. They used to cover your kid’s tuition also. No others do. Retirement and benefits far below public schools.[/quote] This is what I don’t understand - how are private schools a much better education than public if their teachers are getting paid less? Wouldn’t better teachers go public for more money?[/quote] It's not a strict calculation of dollars. There are things in private school that can be appealing - smaller classes, more control in lesson planning, fewer discipline problems. [/quote] I agree. I transferred to a private school after many years in public. I gave up slightly higher pay, but I gained a better work/life balance and more respect. I don’t feel beat-down and defeated at the end of the day. Many private school teachers left the public districts for similar reasons. [/quote] Teachers at the top privates won’t cross six figures. [/quote] I’m the teacher PP. I’m well aware of that. I traded about $30K of earning potential annually (max) for respect, professionalism, and a WAY more pleasant atmosphere. Totally worth it. I’ve never looked back. And I’m not alone. There are many of us. [/quote]
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