Most teachers are just bad with money? I never knew that an occupational choice directly corresponded to fiscal responsibility.
But you should go find your grossly overpaid, financially irresponsible teachers and thank them for teaching you to read and write so that you can be an asshole on the internet.
(via thepoliticalpartygirl)
I’ll tell you that Iowa ain’t one of those “teachers starting at $40,000/year” states. I’m not sure a teacher here would get there in 10 years…
(via think4yourself)
I would love to make 40,000 a year, and would love it even more if my classroom was properly supplied, my students were well-fed and clothed, and I didn’t need to spend hundreds to thousands of my own money a year on things for my classroom and my students.
(via mustamuseme)
Ha….haha..BLAHAHAHHAHAHAHaaaaa…
I’m in Indiana, in one of the lowest-paying counties. I’m in my 5th year of teaching. I won’t hit 40,000 a year until my around my 10th year, only IF I finish my Master’s Degree. In our corp, a bachelor’s degree gets you 37k at MOST.
That time off? I use working another job, or working on my master’s degree.
Of course, let’s not get into what’s taken out for insurance and taxes……
(via girlwithalessonplan)
WOW. I have no words for this. Angry!
(Source: brooklynmutt, via girlwithalessonplan)
