In my Nassau School District it is about 49-50K
Posted by JennandPhil827
In my Nassau School District it is about 49-50K
Yes, Nassau school districts usually pay a little more than Suffolk, but my school district is on the lower paying end of Nassau.
It really varies depending on the district. But I think it's safe to say that the majority of school districts on LI pay more than other areas of the country.
Posted by Jackie&Justin
Thank you ladies!
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ETA: Now if I could only find a job! LOL!
Posted by JennandPhil827
Posted by Jackie&Justin
Thank you ladies!
Always so helpful!![]()
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ETA: Now if I could only find a job! LOL!
It is so hard to find a job- what area are you looking in? elementary is extremely tough
Posted by Jackie&Justin
Posted by JennandPhil827
Posted by Jackie&Justin
Thank you ladies!
Always so helpful!![]()
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ETA: Now if I could only find a job! LOL!
It is so hard to find a job- what area are you looking in? elementary is extremely tough
Of course Elementary. I have my Dual Certification plus my Masters in Literacy.....
Posted by JennandPhil827
Posted by Jackie&Justin
Posted by JennandPhil827
Posted by Jackie&Justin
Thank you ladies!
Always so helpful!![]()
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ETA: Now if I could only find a job! LOL!
It is so hard to find a job- what area are you looking in? elementary is extremely tough
Of course Elementary. I have my Dual Certification plus my Masters in Literacy.....
I teach Reading- My school has 3 openings in Home and Careers and 1 in Social Studies. I had to do one year of permanent substituting and 1 year leave before I got a full time position. Keep trying and Good Luck!!!!!!![]()
Posted by donegal419
My district is paying about 57 K with a Masters and 2 years experience... I am so fortunate...
but i am also considering moving out of state after a few years. I am in one of the best paying districts BUT... even though you make less teaching outside of LI, your property taxes, car insurance, mortgage, etc. etc. is so MUCH LOVWER than the insanity that has become living on LI. Although you'll make less, you will take home a much higher percentage of what you make.
Posted by donegal419
Heehee... After the year I've had with my CRAZY kids, you wouldn't want it! ;)
My district is hiring..what are you certified in? I can FM you if I know of openings in your area.
So, i wanted to make sure i am reading this right. On average li teachers with a masters and 2yrs experience make about 50k a year? What hours do most of you work?
Posted by mfrsfeb
So, i wanted to make sure i am reading this right. On average li teachers with a masters and 2yrs experience make about 50k a year? What hours do most of you work?
Posted by Jackie&Justin
Posted by mfrsfeb
So, i wanted to make sure i am reading this right. On average li teachers with a masters and 2yrs experience make about 50k a year? What hours do most of you work?
We work what most people work. 9-5 or 8-4....plus there are meetings before and after school. plus usually we come in in august to set up classrooms...
Posted by mfrsfeb
Posted by Jackie&Justin
Posted by mfrsfeb
So, i wanted to make sure i am reading this right. On average li teachers with a masters and 2yrs experience make about 50k a year? What hours do most of you work?
We work what most people work. 9-5 or 8-4....plus there are meetings before and after school. plus usually we come in in august to set up classrooms...
Thanks. i work in NYC but I wanted to see the difference out here.
yep, pretty much. Dh is always saying get a job out here (as if it is a 1, ,2,3 process anyway!) But I was just curious. I have tenure now and am comfortable where i work. My mom is a school nurse out here and she says things are pretty rough. A lot of the teachers and principal in her school weren't asked back for next year (this was there tenure year). THat frightens the H E L L out of me. Especially trying to buy a house and soon start to have a family. I thought the salary was a much bigger difference then in the city. From what you are saying though it really isn't.
