> IMO a teacher being paid $90k a year for 7 hours a day of work, > 10 months a year, should be working hard to improve. I don't disagree that she should work

> IMO a teacher being paid $90k a year for 7 hours a day of work, > 10 months a year, should be working hard to improve. I don't disagree that she should work to improve, but you are using $90K as if it were a lot of money. According to census data [1], the median household income in San Ramon is $173,519/year and the median rent is $2,557/month. In San Ramon, you can get paid $65,000/year as an assistant manager at Starbucks without getting a 4 year degree plus teaching credentials. Plus, how is she earning so much? The San Ramon teacher salary schedule is public: [2] [1] https://www.census.gov/quickfacts/fact/table/sanramoncitycalifornia/INC110221 https://www.census.gov/quickfacts/fact/table/sanramoncitycal... [2] https://www.srvusd.net/documents/Employment/Employment-Resources/Salary-Schedules/2023-24%20Salary%20Schedules/2023-24-CRED-Before-Negotiations.pdf https://www.srvusd.net/documents/Employment/Employment-Resou...