Re: Insurance

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I teach for the DOD schools in NC.

I visit the boards to try to stay current with what is up in NC teaching,
because I have a feeling our jobs in the gov't are not so secure (although
the DOD swears they will be).

On 12/19/11, clc wrote:
> OK, anon, since you didn't decide to teach for the public school system
> in NC, what do you do? Your post would indicate you are "here".
>
> Many teachers would like to know what you are doing now that pays
> better.
>
>
> On 12/19/11, anon wrote:
>> You are aware of the pay scale here, right?? If I had decided to
>> teach for the NC public school system, I would have been rolling in
>> the dough *gasp* *cough* *chuckle*, earning a whopping $37,000 and
>> some change. That is with a Master's and 7 years experience. And
>> teachers here have not had a raise in 3-4 years, and it is likely
>> they won't see one for some time.
>>
>>
>> On 12/16/11, Goodbye IL! Hello NC? wrote:
>>> Thanks for the info clc. On 12/15/11, clc wrote:
>>>> $21.62 monthly. Until this year, employee only coverage was
>>>> free. Most of us expect this to go up each year now that the
>>>> door has been opened. Family coverage is expensive compared
>>>> to many other public systems.
>>>>
>>>> On 12/15/11, Goodbye IL! Hello NC? wrote:
>>>>> Good Morning. . . .
>>>>>
>>>>> I am strongly considering moving to NC from IL and I am
>>>>> trying to collect as much information as I possibly can
>>>>> before I dive in!
>>>>>
>>>>> I was wondering if somebody could tell me dollar amount for
>>>>> the insurance premium for a single person.
>>>>>
>>>>> Thanks

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