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Jul 24, 2017
Jeff
The only time I was aware of it, the teacher did not have a job. Hopefully you are certain of yours! I think the LEAs can get an extension or a waiver (or something) so that you can continue teaching. I would think it depends on the 'need' and how well you have performed to date. Good luck, it's been sleepy on this forum lately but perhaps others w...See More
Jul 21, 2017
Jeff
Most people here will recommend not coming to NC as the state is not teacher friendly. Read up on salary and benefits and make your decision. Go here to read about licensing. http://www.dpi.state.nc.us/licensure/beginning/
Looks like you'll have to take the appropriate Praxis exam. The number of years is experience may also impact what you...See More
Looks like you'll have to take the appropriate Praxis exam. The number of years is experience may also impact what you...See More
Jul 5, 2017
Jun 20, 2017
I see that federal taxes are 15% on $18,651 - $75,900 ... and even with some investment income, we'll be under $75,900.
And I see that NC taxes are 7% on $12,751 and $60,000.
So I'm looking at ...See More
Jeff
How much you keep depends on many factors but I can tell you a few things. You do not pay social security on pension income. NC State tax for 2017 is 5.499% and it is not on all of your income. Remember you have standard exemption that exempts the first ?? Of your income. The tax rate you mention is your 'marginal' tax rate. The rate you pay on the...See More
Jun 19, 2017
Jun 17, 2017
Deann Marin
I havent heard this, but it woukd be great for those ready to retire
Jun 10, 2017
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Rojgar Dhaba
Public salary is a better option for you, I think you prefer government job. This is getting high salary package choice for you.
harpazo
Public schools in general pay far more than private schools. Private schools depend on parents for their salary. Not too many people can afford a private school education.
Jun 9, 2017
Gray
My understanding is it would put lateral entry hires (called "residency" licensees under the new bill) through a training program at the school that hires them before putting them in their own classroom. That part I like, though not sure how it would work exactly. I don't like that it shortens how long one has to complete coursework.
Snowgal17
I believe the training program is through the approved NC Universities that are currently authorized. Applicants would be issued the new one year license once coursework is compled and they are in the internship portion of completing the program.
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