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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Teachers and nurses is SoCal make about $100k a year.[/quote]

Starting salaries? [/quote]
Salaries for public sector jobs are quite high in California. Plus, there are many incentives for hard-to-fill jobs. Go to the Transparent California website.

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You know that most school districts post their salary schedules right on their websites, right? So you don't need to make things up. Here's San Diego as an example.

A first year teacher with a bachelor's in San Diego Unified makes $50,700. 15 years and a master's degree later, you're up to $79k. You'd have to do 30 credits beyond a master's to ever break $100k, and that's only after you've put in 25+ years.

San Francisco? https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ZOLlnHJ2OHZN3TuaVXkyMulp67FO4DtV You start at $63k. A 15 year veteran with a master's makes $81k. Want to break $100k? You'll need an MA+60 for that, plus 20 years of experience.

I have lived in both San Diego and San Francisco before. Very very very difficult to live in the cities on those salaries. [/quote]
Here are teachers salaries ($100K+) for two random school district in SoCal:

https://transparentcalifornia.com/salaries/2020/school-districts/orange/cypress-elementary/job_title_summary/?page=1

https://transparentcalifornia.com/salaries/2020/school-districts/orange/irvine-unified/job_title_summary/?page=4[/quote]

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