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well, this is fucked up. Court to set teacher compensation?????

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  • Fire_Marshall_Bill
    Fire_Marshall_Bill Member Posts: 26,096 Standard Supporter
    The teachers in Washington State are compensated fine. The unions there are strong. If they want more money, let's try a 200 day school year like Japan.
  • bananasnblondes
    bananasnblondes Member Posts: 15,576
    section8 said:

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    Teachers don't get 3 months paid vacation. They get a salary for 190 days of work and it gets divided up into 12 months.

    HTH
  • RaceBannon
    RaceBannon Member, Moderator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 115,456 Founders Club

    section8 said:

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    Teachers don't get 3 months paid vacation. They get a salary for 190 days of work and it gets divided up into 12 months.

    HTH
    How long have you been a teacher?
  • bananasnblondes
    bananasnblondes Member Posts: 15,576

    section8 said:

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    Teachers don't get 3 months paid vacation. They get a salary for 190 days of work and it gets divided up into 12 months.

    HTH
    How long have you been a teacher?
    Long enough to know how the salary works
  • sarktastic
    sarktastic Member Posts: 9,208
    #threehundredsixtyfiveminusonehundredninetyequals
  • TierbsHsotBoobs
    TierbsHsotBoobs Member Posts: 39,680

    section8 said:

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    Teachers don't get 3 months paid vacation. They get a salary for 190 days of work and it gets divided up into 12 months.

    HTH
    When you work 60 fewer days per year than most people, you're getting three months (20 working days per month) of extra vacation.

    Did you teach Vernon Adams math in school?
  • bananasnblondes
    bananasnblondes Member Posts: 15,576

    section8 said:

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    Teachers don't get 3 months paid vacation. They get a salary for 190 days of work and it gets divided up into 12 months.

    HTH
    When you work 60 fewer days per year than most people, you're getting three months (20 working days per month) of extra vacation.

    Did you teach Vernon Adams math in school?
    You are really stupid. Teachers sign contracts for 9 months of work, not 12. The money earned during those 9 months is spread over 12 so while teachers are working, they are being paid less than they actually earned because some of that money will be given to them over the summer. 3 months paid vacation would mean they are given additional salary to do nothing, which is not true. Coaching stipends work the same way. You work for 3 or 4 months but it is broken down and paid out over 12 months. As a coach, I didn't get 8 months of paid vacation. If you're too dumb to understand this, I can't help you.
  • TierbsHsotBoobs
    TierbsHsotBoobs Member Posts: 39,680
    edited August 2015

    section8 said:

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    Teachers don't get 3 months paid vacation. They get a salary for 190 days of work and it gets divided up into 12 months.

    HTH
    When you work 60 fewer days per year than most people, you're getting three months (20 working days per month) of extra vacation.

    Did you teach Vernon Adams math in school?
    You are really stupid. Teachers sign contracts for 9 months of work, not 12.
    CHRIST. You just made my point for me.

    Teachers get paid vacation just like the rest of us, they just get three months of it.

    They are overpaid for being 3/4 time employees.
  • bananasnblondes
    bananasnblondes Member Posts: 15,576

    section8 said:

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    Teachers don't get 3 months paid vacation. They get a salary for 190 days of work and it gets divided up into 12 months.

    HTH
    When you work 60 fewer days per year than most people, you're getting three months (20 working days per month) of extra vacation.

    Did you teach Vernon Adams math in school?
    You are really stupid. Teachers sign contracts for 9 months of work, not 12.
    CHRIST. You just made my point for me.
    And they get paid for 9 months of work, not 12. How do you not understand this? Is it the concept of "paid vacation" you don't understand or do you not understand how salaries work? I'm Guessing you've never had a job that had either