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I'm well aware of this. Despite these factors, I am still floored that someone would get a masters degree to make that type of salary. This is obviously more true now than ever before. I can't think of another profession that the drop off is that low. Not in le, nursing, law, etc. Just...

Come on up. if you have teaching credentials, and are interested in working in the NYCDOE, I'll help you out.

Doesn't explain or justify the **** pay, or the expectation that anyone would sign up to do it. Grass is greener where you water it, and the grass seems to be looking a little greener in Georgia these days. Money talks.

Never understood how floridians got away with paying teachers so poorly. Up here teachers earn well over six figures, coupled with a strong union, and amazing benefits. Down there, you get paid dog **** with a fraction of the benefits. Makes sense why they are leaving. Hopefully more follow.