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[quote=Anonymous]My salary is 60% of what a public school would pay me. I took the job (and a pay cut) because it was hard to be on a different school calendar than my children (snow days, spring break...) and since my spouse traveled, we needed to be in sync. My boss also offered a big tuition break which I viewed as salary. You will notice 3 main groups: 1) Teachers who are young enough to live with their parents (and who have a lifestyle that supports that) 2) Teachers who have retired and come back part time or who fill a niche need. Their salaries are not what they live on, but help. 3) Teachers who have children enrolled in the school. They often have a spouse who is a breadwinner, but if they didn't have tuition benefits, they might not have enrolled their children in the school. There are other scenarios, but those areas cover a lot of my colleagues. The major benefits are supportive parents, flexibility when you have a life-changing event (like supporting a family member with an illness who needs you), much better behavior and a sense of community. There are cons, but that is true of any job. [/quote]
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