Reply to "Teacher's Salaries By State"

jtdavisOld Faithful

I'm not "saying" anything. The NEA site shows the pay scale for teachers in each state, they're saying it. You are arguing with them through me. Again, call and argue with them. Would your union let you take less? You claim not, is that a lie? I suspect that you aren't telling us the whole story or the entire truth about the so called teachers that you claim make less.

The chart, which you posted, shows Tennessee teachers STARTING pay is $34,098. The next column, which I assume is the average pay for experienced teachers, lists AVERAGE pay of $47,563. If it is average, does part of them make more and part of them make less? Are you stating ALL teachers statewide make $47,563? I'm using the things you posted.

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