Teacher transferring from SC to NC
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Oct 15, 2017
Karen C
North Carolina politics has been taken over by right-wing politics who view public education as a financial drain and want to privatize it. There are no teachers unions in North Carolina because it is illegal for teachers to join unions. It is the same all over the state of North Carolina. NC did elect a Democratic governor, but the republican legi...See More
Carolinagrad83
Melissa, be sure to look at the NC salary scale before you decide. In addition to the info provided by Karen (and every word of it is true), the jackals in our General Assembly have capped the salary scale at $51,000. Unless they change it in the next budget, in 2018-19, a 15 year teacher will make about $130 less/month than a 30 year teacher. If y...See More
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