Amy P
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Teachers do not get paid over the summer. Many stretch their paycheck out over 12 months, but it’s not “paid vacation time”. Also, the teachers I know* don’t teach because it’s the only thing they can do - they just decided their life’s work is making a difference to the next generation.
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01:56 PM - Jun 17, 2023
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Laura Vaughn
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In response to Amy P.
I’ve known a number of teachers (once thought I’d be one) and it’s astounding to me that we as a society don’t make teaching the most valuable profession. I don’t have kids, but do we really want to build our empire on toothpick salaries?
07:32 PM - Jun 17, 2023
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Used ToBeGop
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MANY teachers are also paying for "required" education courses during the summer. IMHO, Teachers are required to have as much education as a lawyer but make a fraction of their wages.
03:41 PM - Jun 17, 2023
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Ocean Moon
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In response to Amy P.
As a teacher, I seldom had time to eat lunch.
03:22 PM - Jun 17, 2023
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Hester Prynnecess, beat reporter
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In response to Amy P.
thank you !
03:14 PM - Jun 17, 2023
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TJ 1010333
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In response to Amy P.
This is definitely a misconception I agree with. We are 10 month employees, which is why school districts cannot dictate our summer time activities.
03:12 PM - Jun 17, 2023
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