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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I want a job where I’m overworked but am compensated for it. My friends who aren’t teachers work a lot but make over $150k per year. I make $75k. Maybe I’d make that much if I charged for my OT. The job cannot be done with one 45 minute prep period per day. Most days I get zero planning due to meetings and other BS. [/quote] So what do you do during your monthly long weekends, your four weeks of paid vacation between Sept and May, and your three months off in the summertime? Your friends probably don’t have the ability to retire on a pension after 20 years after just an easy BA or easy masters degree either.[/quote] Where I live virtually all teachers retire in their early 50s because 30 years is required for the pension to kick in. I would prefer a 50 something teacher over the 20 something radicals our district hires.[/quote]
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