LI Teacher's Salaries (Union, Garden City, Roosevelt: student loan, transfer, public school)

[DonnaReed]

Originally Posted by Rachael84

I'm a NYC first year teacher and I'm making base, which is 43,300. I'm trying for the next salary step since I graduated with a BA+30. We'll see how that goes. What's nice about city pay is that it goes up fast pretty quickly. My salary goes up about 2000 by May.

Not sure about LI districts. It tends to vary. I know that they generally don't include dental insurance, so that takes some out of your salary. In the city both are free.

See, I don't consider $43,300 much, nor the $45,000 that you anticipate as compared with the educational requirements, certification and the work involved in teaching (not to mention the cost of living in NYC). Although if you're young and have no children, etc., you can make it work.


I don't agree that it "goes up fast pretty quickly". I think it's a few hundred dollars per salary step (per year).

[Rachael84]

It goes up fast pretty quick. Don't forget, with our pension, we make about 30k a year or more extra.

My fiance and I are teachers and we're in our early/mid 20s and make around 100k together. I consider that a good start for us.

[Septamom]

Schedule G of the school budget is where teachers or administrators making over 100K are listed. The school districts have to make that public.

In Manhasset this includes all of our teachers and admin. Starting salary for a fresh out of school teacher is 85k-95k

[momndad47]

Do you know what the starting salary for a Step 1 Manhasset teacher with a B.A. is now for the 2010-11 school year?

[crv1010]

Originally Posted by momndad47

Do you know what the starting salary for a Step 1 Manhasset teacher with a B.A. is now for the 2010-11 school year?

$58,924 but no-one gets hired with a BA.

$71,002 for brand new teacher with masters

$141,756 top pay

Plus about 25 to 30 K for their benefits & retirement


http://www.manhasset.k12.ny.us/files...12%20final.pdf

[MegDrew]

Originally Posted by crv1010

$58,924 but no-one gets hired with a BA.

$71,002 for brand new teacher with masters

$141,756 top pay

Plus about 25 to 30 K for their benefits & retirement


http://www.manhasset.k12.ny.us/files...12%20final.pdf

I was hired with a BA. It happens on occasion.

[123abc123]

Originally Posted by MegDrew

I was hired with a BA. It happens on occasion.

I concur, people are hired with their BA on step 1

[SilverBulletZ06]

Originally Posted by DonnaReed

Anybody know starting teachers' salaries at

Baldwin High School

Garden City High School

Malverne High School

I've looked online

I've called the schools, they ain't talkin.

www.newyorkschools.com

It'll give you listings for teachers salary and number of teachers employed. Just divide one into the other. It also seperates out teachers benefit package so you can calculate that too.

[lakesha72]

Originally Posted by DonnaReed

See, I don't consider $43,300 much, nor the $45,000 that you anticipate as compared with the educational requirements, certification and the work involved in teaching (not to menion the cost of living in NYC). Although if you're young and have no children, etc., you can make it work.


I don't agree that it "goes up fast pretty quickly". I think it's a few hundred dollars per salary step (per year).

Does anyone know the starting salary for the Wyandanch School district ? Also, how can I get into a long island teachers fellow program?

[AndreaII]

Try reading Shadowbosses - Government Unions Control America and Rob Taxpayers Blind - by Mallory and Elizabeth Factor - explains all about governmental unions and political influence. The teachers' unions are included in this book. Keep your Pepto Bismol handy - this book will make you sick.

If Nassau County and Suffolk County each had only one superintendent, that would go a long way to lowering our taxes. All those superfluous superintendents and asst. superintendents would be laid off along with any other redundancies.