That helps explain why California education is the joke of the nation.

On 10/23/07, ellen wrote:
>
> You are in your 13th year and only make 54, 000 dollars? I am in
> my fifth year in Los Angeles with no masters and make that
> now...that is crappy pay for New Jersey
>
> On 10/15/07, sjteacher wrote:
>>
>> Try looking at NJ for Math positions..NJHIRE.com or
>> NJSCHOOLJOBS.COM...we are always in demand for HQ Math and
>> Science teachers. My district pays 100 percent coverage for
>> teachers and their families. I am in yr. 13 and make 53500 and
>> have my family medical paid for. We ger 10 sick days, 3
>> personal, 5death in the family days, 2 critical illness days
> for
>> ill family members and more. I live in the southern part of the
>> state where the population is down. You may go into sticker
> shock
>> at the costs of housing but our salary is sufficient to cover
> the
>> costs of most things. Good Luck in your search.PS-New teachers
> in
>> our disrict start around 43000. Most of our contractual funds go
>> to the beginning of the salary scale...Did I mention that we
> have
>> a strong union in NJ?
>>
>> On 10/10/07, ellen wrote:
>>>
>>> Trying to see if this will go through for some reason they
>>> flagged my email which was perfectly fine...I don't get
>>> it...but California is looking for many math teachers and some
>>> districts pay bonuses
>>>
>>> On 10/09/07, Abiri wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Why do you want to move to North Dakota to enjoy poor life.
>>>> This is my second year of teaching in North Dakota and I am
>>>> considering moving to a different state where I can enjoy
>>>> better pay and other benefits.
>>>>
>>>> Any states out there looking for mathematics teachers?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> On 10/08/07, ellen wrote:
>>>>> Hello,
>>>>>
>>>>> I teach in Los Angeles and have done some sleuthing online
>>>>> as far as North Dakota schools. Not only is the pay very
>>>>> low but the benefits are not as good from what I could
>>>>> see. I expected that to some degree but my pay would drop
>>>>> by 20,000 dollars a year and I would have to pay benefit
>>>>> premiums which I don't have to do now. I still would like
>>>>> to make a move to a state in this area. Can you recommend
>>>>> a higher paying district with better benefits?
>>>>> Thanks.....

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