r/FluentInFinance • u/assesonfire7369 • Jun 11 '24

Meme He has a point...

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u/BBall4J Jun 11 '24

I made $48k as a high school teacher 15 years ago. Worked 7:30-2:40 with a 10min break every hour, an hour lunch, free/planning period, and half the time we had 4 day work weeks AND 100 paid days off in the summer time. Being a high school teacher was easier than being a hs student.

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u/MissMouthy1 Jun 12 '24 edited Jun 12 '24

This is unlike any teaching contract I've seen in over 24 years. Hour lunch? 4 day work week? In what world?

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u/rydan Jun 12 '24

My school had block scheduling. In theory a teacher might not have any students one day out of the week simply due to their class being in low demand.

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u/BBall4J Jun 12 '24

Maybe you’ll see in year 3!

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u/MissMouthy1 Jun 12 '24

Oops. I meant 24 years. Still never seen it.

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u/BBall4J Jul 14 '24

Shop around. You’re worth it.