May 19, 2023
2:42:56pm
2:42:56pm
California refutes your assumption. They pay significantly more and their
educational results are significantly lower.
Sounds like Utah is paying what they need to.
Sounds like Utah is paying what they need to.
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5/19/23 11:58am
It’s amazing how to well the unions have pulled off the lie that there’s no way to measure teachers’ effectiveness
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Subs in my district make between $20-21/hour. That's still a couple of bucks an hour above the fast food joints.
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Any teachers’ wage needs to be multiplied by ~1.2 to reflect that they work less than the average job
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I can't speak for all districts, but my wife teaches in Nebo and the starting pay has definitely gotten better through
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Here is the steps and lanes pay scale for teachers in Nebo School District. Steps are the amount of years you have
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30 years in with a Master degree can get you there. Throw in a few stipends for extra responsibilities at your school,
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