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Reply to "I don't understand the deal with MoCo class size"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] The point with parochial schools (and many other Catholic privates), is that [b]many of the teachers are there because they want to be[/b]...not because the benefits or the pay is good. Many of these teachers are committed to Catholic education, consider it to be more of a vocation vs a job, and have a passion for teaching our children. That is not to say public school teachers are not passionate, it is just a conviction that I see coming from them that I have not witnessed in a public school.[/quote] I assume that the teachers in MCPS are also there because they want to be there. Otherwise they wouldn't be there. Also, I don't think that wanting to get paid for one's work is a sign of lesser commitment.[/quote] What about the MCPS teacher who sends her kids to the local parochial school? I would venture to say she is in it for the money...otherwise she would be teaching for less salary at the school where her kids are. [/quote] I can speak to this from personal experience. Third generation PS teacher. Single mom. Two DC. I don't make enough teaching for MCPS to move into a cluster that I felt confident about. Generous FA from a private school. It's actually more diverse racially and socioeconomically than the school where I teach.[/quote]
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