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teacher332 -> Average Teachers Salary (11/16/2005 10:57:44 AM)
Anyone have any idea what the average teachers salary is for Suffolk & Nassau counties?

Guest -> RE: Average Teachers Salary (3/17/2006 10:17:07 PM)
i think it may be around 60,000 i;m 10 years summer school at 83000

Guest -> RE: Average Teachers Salary (5/4/2006 12:58:53 AM)
[:-] How does one get a response from these school districts? honestly, are they only hiring young teachers? I am a former social studies teacher, (Brooklyn schools) who has been out of the classroom for a long time, I've lived in suffolk for 20 years, and but I wish to get back into teaching.. Ive been working in the telecommuications industry for 20 years.. I have a NYS certification for grades 7-12. Ive sent out resumes to every district on LI. and Ive only gotten 2 responses. both declines. Does anyone know of an opening for a social studies teacher?

Guest -> RE: Average Teachers Salary (5/17/2006 5:10:12 PM)
Where did you get your degree from?

Guest -> RE: Average Teachers Salary (6/16/2006 9:32:36 AM)
If there is a web site somewhere that gives teacher salaries, I haven't found it yet. I've tried Newsday and the AFT sites, and no luck. I am also looking for a teaching job, in English 7-12, have a master's, and two years in an English classroom, newspaper and yearbook, have also taught Latin and pre-k. I am over 50, and would like to get a real job before I retire. Any clues on competing with 20 year olds? Anyone hiring out there?

Guest -> RE: Average Teachers Salary (6/20/2006 4:48:10 PM)
You can try Salary.com

Guest -> RE: Average Teachers Salary (6/24/2006 6:10:20 PM)
I worked in the main office at a local high school in Suffolk County and handed out paychecks. Teachers just starting out that were on contract made about $55-65K per year. Teachers that have been there awhile made about $80k to over $100k. There is one teacher who has been with the district for thirty years and he makes $105k plus he would get separate checks for being the advisor in clubs. The assistant principals make about $130,000 per year. You have to start out as a substitute teacher, making about $30-35K per year. There are different levels of substitute teachers and different payscales. After you're there for a couple of years, they may hire you. It seems like you have to know someone to get into a district. I would send resumes that were sent to the principal from "friends" to different depts with notes from the principal saying, "hang on to this resume, it looks like a good one." Meanwhile, the person is just out of college with practically no experience.

Guest -> RE: Average Teachers Salary (7/4/2006 10:51:52 PM)
I don't know of any sub making 30-35,000. I do know that with a BS the average teacher starts at about 38,000$.

Guest -> RE: Average Teachers Salary (7/4/2006 10:53:09 PM)
Being a sub doesn't guarantee you will get a job either. It's all about politics. Too many applicants for one position and the job is going to someone's niece or nephew

Guest -> RE: Average Teachers Salary (11/16/2006 11:19:11 PM)
top 10 percentile for starting salaries is up to 41000 to start bottom tenth percentile is 89000-96000 top tenth percentile for retirement is between 104 and 120 after 10 years - Masters plus 45, at a school in the middle. I'm at 70,000

Guest -> RE: Average Teachers Salary (11/25/2006 6:00:02 PM)
It's based on experience in the school district. A starting salary for a teacher in secondary education in Nassau County is in the high $30s to low $40s. If a teacher could stay in the same district for more than 25 years, the salary could reach up to a $100,000 and more in some districts, and around $80,000 in others.

Guest -> RE: Average Teachers Salary (12/19/2006 8:40:09 PM)
I'm a teacher (7 years) in a Nassau school The last post nailed it.

Guest -> RE: Average Teachers Salary (2/8/2007 11:13:49 PM)
Can anyone tell me how to get into the Nassau County districts? I don't care which one, I just want to start teaching.

Guest -> RE: Average Teachers Salary (2/15/2007 10:50:02 AM)
LOOKING FOR A TEACHING JOB ON LONG ISLAND??? Be a Gay Man, a newly breast implanted, high heeled daughter, niece or "close personal friend" of the Superintendent...OR MOVE TO ARKANSAS TO TEACH!!!!

Guest -> RE: Average Teachers Salary (5/15/2007 10:55:37 PM)
whoa!!

Guest -> RE: Average Teachers Salary (5/21/2007 1:05:29 AM)
I"ve been looking since I graduated in '94. My advice..... get networking.... you have to know someone. The market is saturated. If you really want a job, go to NYC schools and get a year of experience.

Guest -> RE: Average Teachers Salary (5/30/2007 10:30:25 PM)
Try North Babylon School District they're hiring 4 English teachers.

Guest -> RE: Average Teachers Salary (6/14/2007 6:22:43 PM)
Go to this link http://www.olasjobs.org/longisland/ to post your resume and apply for teaching jobs on long island. I have my resume up there even though I have a position, but I have not applied for any jobs in the past few years. I did get an e-mail recently about a sub position available, so I know that it is looked at.

Guest -> RE: Average Teachers Salary (6/18/2007 5:49:39 PM)
The average teacher's salary is $45k and up in Nassau County, I couldn't tell you about Suffolk. I think that it is the same. As far as that person that graduated in 1994 and is "still looking", do you mean that after 10 + years, you still want to be a teacher on Long Island? I can tell you all this much that if that many years had passed, I would not be Interested in teaching anymore, if no one wanted to hire me. I can't imagine having to go on an endless round of interviews every summer for ten years. I think it is safe to say I would have kissed teaching goodbye, farewell, as Heidi Klum said, Auf Wiedersehen. You can't expect college educated people to scramble for years and years. People aren't [:@]going to be teachers anymore. They will tell administrators to shove it@! Cheers!~[X(]

Guest -> RE: Average Teachers Salary (6/19/2007 2:01:19 AM)
I'm that person that is "still looking". I taught in NYC, but hated the commute, the neighborhood, and the overall lack of morale. I am working in a non teaching related field and subbing when I can. I know it sounds ridiculous, but I don't want to give up what I've worked so hard for. I'm a good teacher, with no connections. Someday it will happen.

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