Workshop on Wabanaki in Maine
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May 18, 2002
I hear a great deal of hoopla about the idea of retiring
and then returning to teaching. Some have the idea that
this is a cash cow. What gives?
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If you retire, you get money from your retirement fund (for
me it is KPERS). If I wanted to go back to teaching in
another district I could and I'd still receive my retirement
(well, it is my money) and in addition, the teacher's
salary. If you move to another state, you would even have
time to create an...See More