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BukkakeKing69 t1_j9q7qcu wrote

The starting salaries are low, the reality is many suburban teachers have golden handcuffs and a lot of tenure, so they are more focused on negotiating the upper end of pay bands than focusing on starting salaries.

The unfortunate reality is many teachers get their start in less competitive crapola school districts like the Philly SD and then run for the hills of suburbia as soon as they have some experience.

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BukkakeKing69 t1_j9q454m wrote

That's the starting salary for the lowest level teaching job there is.

You can find the total collective bargaining agreement easily online and see the pay bands. Most teachers at the high school level have a decent tenure built up and pull in close to $90k. The pay scale tops out at $111k for advanced degree holders with tenure.

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ho_merjpimpson OP t1_j9q3852 wrote

Not worried about the registration or plates, just the title. But that timeline matches up with what the notary said, and will essentially be a week late for what I need it to be.

Although I'm sure things ebb and flow, so who knows, I might still have hope for 5 weeks vs 6.

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drxdrg08 t1_j9q1osr wrote

> Nah like 60k a year direct, then add 20k for ira, healthcare, training, etc.

Nah. Not even close.

For regular programs, $93,753,240 for salaries, $57,724,761 for benefits.

Benefits are 62% of the salary.

https://www.cbsd.org/cms/lib/PA01916442/Centricity/Domain/64/Central%20Bucks%20School%20District%202020-21%20Comprehensive%20Budget.pdf

>Highest salary at Central Bucks School District in year 2022 was $225,000. Number of employees at Central Bucks School District in year 2022 was 1,432. Average annual salary was $89,910 and median salary was $94,472.

https://govsalaries.com/salaries/PA/central-bucks-school-district?year=2022&page=2

The median salary is $94,472 and $58,573 in benefits = $153,044 total compensation.

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