UPK/K teachers in Public Schools
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SweetCin
My green-eyed boy
Member since 5/05 13499 total posts
Name: Cin
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UPK/K teachers in Public Schools
I'm applying for a UPK position on the island and it asked me for my salary range....wouldn't they make the same salary as the K-6 teachers?
What is the salary generally (obviously all districts are different).
Thx.
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Posted 6/26/07 10:44 AM |
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TeeDee09
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Name: E
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Re: UPK/K teachers in Public Schools
I would actually like to know that as well.
I was a UPK teacher in Queens for the 2003/2004 school year. It was a separate UPK across the street from a public school where most of the kids went after pre-k. i got paid $11 an hour and NO benefits..hence the reason i left right after that year is over. Now that they have them in the public schools i would like to know how much they pay and if they give benefits also.
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Posted 6/26/07 11:15 AM |
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Jackie24
~We Did it~
Member since 7/06 6718 total posts
Name: Jackie
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Re: UPK/K teachers in Public Schools
i would at least ask for the starting salary in that district......is it part of the district? in a school where i work the UPK is part of the public school so those teachers are DOE employees
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Posted 6/26/07 7:14 PM |
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KAAM
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Re: UPK/K teachers in Public Schools
I think it depends on the district. In my district, the Pre-K is grant funded, the pay is not good, and there are no benefits. And I believe it is a one year position, no tenure involved.
ETA: I am in Nassau.
Message edited 6/26/2007 10:33:12 PM.
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Posted 6/26/07 10:32 PM |
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