No teacher works 9 months a year. None. I work from the beginning of August to the middle of June almost. I get a month and a half off. No, wait, I don't because I have professional development workshops I go to through out the summer.
Yes, I knew what I was signing up for when I began teaching 18 years ago, and I can't see myself doing anything else, but don't think that teachers have it easy with our "three" months off during the summer and our 4 weeks we have off for various holidays and such.
I work in a small district, and my pay is not even what you quoted above, but again that was my choice to work here because of the lack of stress from working in a huge district.
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OH MY JEEZ. I started trying to read through all this and just gave up.
Originally posted by Ranger Mom
Umm...what is a sweet beaver??
the best kind???
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.....I'm late to this party....but how bout just a good ol' Cam limerick?......
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OH MY JEEZ. I started trying to read through all this and just gave up.
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