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Re: Cost Of Living (was Re: Ed's opinion of Larry and other trivia)
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lugnet.off-topic.debate
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Thu, 10 Oct 2002 21:05:12 GMT
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In lugnet.off-topic.debate, Tom Stangl writes:
> While the schools themselves may not need money (that's debatable for
> many areas - if a school is falling apart from lack of money for basic
> maintenance along with much-needed upgrades, it needs money), the
> teachers do.
There are certainly places where teachers should be making more money. Schools
though, waste huge sums of money in an attempt to educate. There are (private)
schools that do a better job for less money without depriving the teachers.
Maybe the public system should use them as a model.
> If a teacher cannot afford to live within an hour of the public school (note
> public, not private) that they work in, then I think they are underpaid. Of
> course, the same goes for firemen, police, etc, etc.
I have a friend in Mountain View with a combined (with girlfriend) income of
around $200K. They can't afford a house within a reasonable commute either.
Good luck with Sun-ny Florida. ;-)
Chris
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