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<blockquote data-quote="chadh2o" data-source="post: 3090310" data-attributes="member: 40131"><p>Saw a thing on the 9 news at 10. They talked about how teachers are the lowest paid college educated persons today. Other low college degrees were in the $50's now. But, I wonder if they work 42 weeks a year with 10 weeks vacation? Sick days? Personal days? Take my child to doctor days? My wife's a teacher.</p><p>Pay them I say. Normal business hours and vacations, 50/2 lIke the rest of us (well some, I've only had 8 weekdays off since Christmas 2016 ex 4 holidays). Kids could graduate in 10 years rather than 12, 9 if you include prek and kindergarten. Graduation at 16. 2 years service in a trade or business, then to college for those so inclined.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="chadh2o, post: 3090310, member: 40131"] Saw a thing on the 9 news at 10. They talked about how teachers are the lowest paid college educated persons today. Other low college degrees were in the $50's now. But, I wonder if they work 42 weeks a year with 10 weeks vacation? Sick days? Personal days? Take my child to doctor days? My wife's a teacher. Pay them I say. Normal business hours and vacations, 50/2 lIke the rest of us (well some, I've only had 8 weekdays off since Christmas 2016 ex 4 holidays). Kids could graduate in 10 years rather than 12, 9 if you include prek and kindergarten. Graduation at 16. 2 years service in a trade or business, then to college for those so inclined. [/QUOTE]
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