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Apr 22, 2018
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Mar 22, 2018
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beenthere
4more- you did a good job and presenting the scenario. Of course, anyone who CAN would love to put off making less for more. But- some of us could only retire with that option. Some of us just could not go on and it was a God-send. Everyone is different. Some of us didn't have the 30 years.... so it depends on what you have, what you need, and what...See More
4moreyears
Everyone's needs and circumstances are different -- absolutely true. However, it seems that a lot of teachers look at Leveling in just the way you're describing: you either take the Leveling, or you aren't able to retire. I have to disagree. Most of us have multiple options: Take the pension + work part time (or seasonally) in another field is prob...See More
Feb 15, 2018
- 195 sick days
- 35 annual leave days
- 5 personal days
At the end of any school year, annual leave days in excess of 30 "roll over" to sick days, so at the end ...See More
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beenthere
Correction - I think some personal leave can be converted to sick leave...but the formula they use to calculated years of service knocked mine out.
Jeff
My understanding is that the personal days also roll into sick leave. Every 20 days of sick leave equals a month that gets added to your years of service. Any day greater than 20, adds another month. So if you have 20 days, you earn a month. If you have 21 days, you have 2 months. If you have 40 days, you still only have 2 months. Finally, with 41 ...See More
Feb 4, 2018
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Hi guys! I also live in a big city in the UK. I am still a little afraid to leave home without any reason. I understand that I need more fresh air and sports in my life. But I found a solution. Until the pandemic does not finish, I order all the health supplements on http://ukmeds.co.uk. It is the easiest way to stay healthy.
Jan 31, 2018
I am in college studying special education. I am most interested in potentially being an inclusion teacher where I would go into other classrooms and work with the students who have IEP's. I wouldn't have my own classroom, but I would have an office and would travel to different classes. I have observed in many special education set...See More
4moreyears
I have lots of experience with inclusion, but I'm the regular classroom teacher. I think it's safe to say that all high school teachers in the Core Four know inclusion well.
As a new grad, you want to start by getting A JOB ... then you work towards getting into THE JOB you really want. Inclusion jobs are fairly easy to find, and special ...See More
As a new grad, you want to start by getting A JOB ... then you work towards getting into THE JOB you really want. Inclusion jobs are fairly easy to find, and special ...See More
Jan 29, 2018
4moreyears
Good for you!
No matter where you move, you'll always be connected to NC through your retirement benefits. Insurance won't be any different. You'll need to choose an insurance option that doesn't tie you to your current area /current doctors. Your insurance choices will be the same as the ones available to you now.
No matter where you move, you'll always be connected to NC through your retirement benefits. Insurance won't be any different. You'll need to choose an insurance option that doesn't tie you to your current area /current doctors. Your insurance choices will be the same as the ones available to you now.
Jan 24, 2018
hst@yahoo.com
Sorry, I am unable to help as the only references I can find to grades of 9's are British. What grade level are you teaching? Please elaborate as I am quite curious.
4moreyears
I'm curious too. I don't know what it means to "grade to the 9s".
Jan 23, 2018
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