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Jun 21, 2004
Hello,
My husband and I are considering relocating to New England
and Rhode Island has caught our eye. However, I'm a bit
concerned about the salary schedules I've seen. Although
Rhode Island's average teacher salary is around $50,000, I
notice that the beginning salary in the Providence school
district is a paltry $31,000! Does this mean the majority of
teachers in Rhode Island have 20+ years of experience?
Can anyone give me an idea of what we can expect to earn as
public school teachers? My husband and I both hold masters
degrees; he has 9 years of teaching experience and I have 2.
Thank you for your help!
Jennifer Miller
Fort Worth, Texas
Jennifer
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Thanks Tracy - this is good information. Our fields are social
studies and foreign language (French) so we may be in for a
tough time. We're looking at Massachusetts too, but I'm just
not sure we can afford to live there!
Thanks Tracy - this is good information. Our fields are social
studies and foreign language (French) so we may be in for a
tough time. We're looking at Massachusetts too, but I'm just
not sure we can afford to live there!
Taylor
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On 6/28/04, tracy wrote:
> I relocated here in March, and although it's a great place
> and convenient to everything, it has been really hard to get
> a job. There are lots of budget cuts going on (is this the
> Bush economic rebound???)
yes, and it's about to get a lot worse!
On 6/28/04, tracy wrote:
> I relocated here in March, and although it's a great place
> and convenient to everything, it has been really hard to get
> a job. There are lots of budget cuts going on (is this the
> Bush economic rebound???)
yes, and it's about to get a lot worse!
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I relocated here in March, and although it's a great place
and convenient to everything, it has been really hard to get
a job. There are lots of budget cuts going on (is this the
Bush economic rebound???) so many schools are giving out
pink slips. I have my masters in ESL, but most ads are for
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