Are teachers paid enough?

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They only work 180/365 days a year. So 50k-100k is way over the 39k median salary. From the low end of 48k It's $33 an hour.

They earn more than enlisted active-duty military.

They get 3 months off a year and kids are dumb as fuck. They make too much.

They work 183 days a year.

Until they stop teaching wokeism and indoctrinating children, they are paid far too much.

If teachers can show competence and results they should be paid more. Problem is the teachers Union has cultivated some very entitled lazy teachers. Some are wonderful and should be rewarded. Establish competence and give them the tools they need, while being efficient and the performing teachers deserve a raise.

Keep in mind teachers get full Summer off. So technically that salary is only for 10 months (or annual salary with 2 months PTO)... which also includes all federal and state holidays. The salaries also go up with your tenure regardless of your performance.

Y’all on here saying how much they make a year but yall don’t understand how hard that job really is! Pay them teachers man

70k for 3 years experience is very fair.