Feb 15, 2017
7:18:38pm
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Its technically 65k plus some overtime to get to ~77k.
I don't know if I could call a base salary of 65k after 28 years to be respectable. Its not that bad I guess.
A new grad with a Masters in her district makes 34k in salary. That is so sad.
A new grad with a Masters in her district makes 34k in salary. That is so sad.
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