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Originally Posted by Riot

What percentage of teachers within the city limits of Denver, Colorado, earn $80K a year?



As incomes for families of four?

It's easy when you guess, isn't it What you said previously is that $45K for a teacher was a good enough salary to raise a family of four. But even you say it is not, above.

Then you said that is just a starting salary. So how many teachers in that town in NJ earn 100-140K? or 60K in West Virginia?

Look: you think 80% of teachers are freeloading incompetents, with great salaries and benefits, and teachers unions enable it. You said teachers unions have destroyed the majority of schools in this country. I say that's wrong. We should just leave it at that.

Show me. I have said over and over if that is your salary perhaps you should choose to not have a family.

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Originally Posted by Clip-Clop

Show me. I have said over and over if that is your salary perhaps you should choose to not have a family.

Again, what do my personal circumstances have to do with teachers being overpaid freeloaders or not?
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Posted by Clip-Clop
Those are methods for measure a schools performance. These results are very skewed based on location, income of the district, working parents (both, one or neither) etc. And I think they are the standards of the No Child Act.

Yes, but those individual tests measure a child's performance. And a teacher's performance can be measured upon the success of their students that they teach. And yes, such results can be skewed.

You said such measures don't exist. I am simply pointing out they do.

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Originally Posted by Riot

And this is ME, posting:



Again, what do my personal circumstances have to do with teachers being overpaid freeloaders or not?
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Yes, but those individual tests measure a child's performance. And a teacher's performance can be measured upon the success of their students that they teach. And yes, such results can be skewed.

You said such measures don't exist. I am simply pointing out they do.

"You" and "your" was referring to the collective "you" (those teachers that make 45K).