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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If you’re going to teach K-3 I don’t see why a college degree would be needed given the teacher shortage. Any adult who clears a background check, and can read, write grammatically correct sentences, and do some basic math should be able to teach. [/quote]

With jokers like this in public, I am so glad I am going private[/quote]

Private schools very often don’t have good teachers. [/quote]

Not data, thanks for playing [/quote]

NP. You must be one of those poor private school teacher. [/quote]

You don’t need teacher data to know if a private school has good teachers.  You need salary data.  My oldest just took a job with a private middle school.  He has 4 years experience with a Title I high school and just finished his Masters.  Pay is $88,000 plus decent benefits.  School has good reputation and nice facilities.  Not hard to see they are getting good staff.  Wonder why that could be?

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Wow! DH and I each have 20 years teaching experience with Master’s degrees and are paid less than $80k at 2 different DMV private schools with tuition rates above $40k/year. The health and retirement benefits are also a joke. [/quote]

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