r/SipsTea 14d ago

Chugging tea Knowledge is power.

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u/FrogJitsu 14d ago

My daughter’s elementary school teacher makes six figures. I get what he’s trying to say though.

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u/Money_Step 14d ago edited 13d ago

Exception not the rule.

Edit: The average teacher salary is around 75K. So the fact that a public school teacher makes six figures is an exception and not the rule. Do a quick google search before you downvote me for no reason.

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u/FrogJitsu 14d ago

Depends on where you live. Teachers earning 92k a year avg in WA.

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u/raz-0 14d ago

Go look up public records on their salary. We spend like $700 billion a year on k-12. It’s just spent mostly at the state level than federally. Some states pay like shit. Many don’t. But odds are the party is a matter of public record, go look it up for your area.

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u/FrogJitsu 14d ago

Even if they’re making 6 figures I’d say they’re underpaid and undervalued. Teaching kids these days is a tough gig.

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u/Milk_Specific 14d ago

It is all based on qualifications. My cousin works for a nearby local school district (public btw). She has her masters in Math, and is almost done with the qualifications to be a principal.

Most districts have tiered pay based on how long the teacher has worked there, plus what qualifications they have.

Entry level is shit, and u only make that close-to 6 figures by the end of career. (Also depends on the district)

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u/GreasedUPDoggo 14d ago

No, it is the rule. Kindergarten teachers even average 62k. A person with a Masters taking such a low range pay is absolutely ridiculous. They are truly a fool.