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I live in a pretty well off, but not the wealthiest East Coast suburb and out local newspaper occasionally prints a list of folks who have to report their salar
by ptero 10y ago
I live in a pretty well off, but not the wealthiest East Coast suburb and out local newspaper occasionally prints a list of folks who have to report their salaries and make over 100k.
My guess there were periods in the past when new teachers started with decent salaries and given guaranteed yearly raises, seniority moved them beyond this.
Im interested now myself (did I make a mistake?) and will look for an online copy or save next version
- tedmiston 10y agoOne thing that can happen with really senior teachers is "double dipping": they retire, start drawing from their retirement fund, then get rehired by the same district at a lower salary (like a starting teacher). That combination might be enough to push into six figures but only for teachers that are at retirement age.