Jarhead
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Now, list the salaries of other professionals in Long Island with comparable educations (Professional degrees of 5 years plus)
Comnpare apples to apples.
Lets go the other way.....
Most people work 230 days.....50 days more
Most people in my area with 5 year plus degrees work 8-6.....2 hours more a day...10 hours a week....500 hours a year.....or about the equivalent of about another 45 days based on a teachers work day.
So the others work the equivalent to about 275 days compared to 180 days of teachers.
Now, putting aside the "toll" on those working 275 days compared to working 180 days....
180 days is to 90K a year is equal; to about 137K......which for an attorney who is not partenr is on target.....for an accountant...on target
And again....that is taking two things out of the formula...the toll of 275 days compared to 180 days.....and the fact that both teaqchers and accountants opt to choose their profession.
Teachers are not underpaid.
I notice that you did not provide those figures. That bad, eh?
Long Island Schools
It mentions average salary for teacher as 75K and average span of tenure 12 years...
But average includes first year teachers.....so no doubt it confirms the numbers.