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Oddly enough, private schools can pay a fair bit less. At a private school, you get to avoid most of the disruption, have smaller class sizes, and teach bright
by mlyle 5y ago
Oddly enough, private schools can pay a fair bit less. At a private school, you get to avoid most of the disruption, have smaller class sizes, and teach brighter students on average. If you're passionate about what you're teaching, these are things you may value more than salary, so...
- lostdog 5y agoPrivate schools also have fewer hiring restrictions, which lets them lower salaries. I know a couple people who did not get the qualifications to work at a public school, and now teach at private schools. (Not for lack of ability, by the way).
- giantg2 5y agoReally? Our state generally just requires a state teaching certification and FBI background check. I thought that was also a requirement for K-12 private schools.
- mlyle 5y agoGenerally the state teaching certification is not required for private schools in grades 1-12. The background check is required by most states.