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Reply to "Is it time to end the 50% rule in math?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Teachers make decent money compared to similar professions that work 12 vs. 10 months. They have a contract that specifies the number of work days to income and that is what it is. However, you aren't going to get top people to teach at a HS for that income as anyone good at what they do wants a professional job with more income. [/quote] Teachers don't work for 10 months. Maybe 9 if you're being generous. Most are out a couple of times a month it's comparable to 160-170 days/year tops.[/quote] As a PP already stated, teachers work 193 duty days from 8/22/22 to 6/20/23 this year. That is 10 months.[/quote] Maybe they're supposed to but my kids teacher are out at least 3-4 times search month so it ends up being a lot less.[/quote] Given, covid, colds, flu and other viruses, teachers will get sick as will their kids. So, if you aren't willing to mask, send extra cleaning products and be part of the solution, stop complaining. [/quote]
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