whats the starting salary for a male first grade  teacher in the chicago land area?
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Salary.com is merely an estimate.\n\nGo to http://www.thechampion.org and click on the teacher salary database.  This lists salary info for just about every public school district in Illinois.
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go to salary.com and look it up for your area
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Starting salary is $31,755.
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Jeff, she did ask a question, TA is a Teaching Assistant.\n\nDepends on where you work and what age the kids are.  I'd say between 12-16k?
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http://swz.salary.com/salarywizard/layoutscripts/swzl_keywordtitleselect.asp?frmaction=&groupcode=doublewide_swz_home_c&search=&searchtextvalue=teacher&zipcode=&locationtypeid=MTR&metrocode=127&image1.x=39&image1.y=8\n\nOn this site, you can calculate how much money you will presumably earn
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Hi!\n\nHere is a link to Yahoo Hot Jobs.  They have a special, very easy to fill-in-the-blank to find out what you should be paid in your area of the country.  As living costs are higher in Los Angeles or New York, as compared to the MidWest, salary is proportioned to where you live.  Hope this helps!\nJenna
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Berlitz is one of if not THE oldest language schools around. They have a Chicago location.\n\nBon chance!
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if you are going to teach and you are worried about money, perhaps you chose the wrong profession. You'll never make a lot. I don't know about kipp, but NJ is paying out 33-38K this year.
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$14-$16 is a good starting pay
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i believe starting salary is around $37,000 a year in dallas isd.  but from what i understand, this district does not pay enough to put up with the students and other crap.  you can get as much if not more in another nearby district that is in the "suburbs"
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Salaries differ across the country and even vary considerably within communities. \n\nFor reference purposes, the most recent salary survey we are aware of was conducted by NAMTA (AMI) in 2005. The median salary a newly trained Montessori teacher could expect to be offered is: \n\nInfant/Toddler: $24,960.00 USD\n\nPreschool/Kindergarten: $26,556.00 USD\n\nLower Elementary: $33,280.00 USD\n\nUpper Elementary $35,773 USD\n\nThe majority of the schools do also offer benefits.\n\nFor traditional school systems, the average starting salary hovers above $30,000. I believe the biggest difference is that Montessori teachers are far more satisfied with their jobs. This kind of satisfaction is, as they say, priceless.\n\nI believe the trend toward preschool emphasis will continue, and have a positive effect on Montessori salaries as people recognize the many benefits to raising a child who learns to love learning from an early age.
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you dont have to live there to apply but if you get the position ,, you better get some transportation and quick. the last i checked a teacher is not a city employee.  police, fire.. yes. teachers no
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I teach in a small rural school in IN.  Our system starts a new teacher @ $30,000 per year with more for taking on extra duties.\n\nA teacher in the well-to-do burbs of Indy starts out around $40,000.
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elementary teachers. starting at 25,000 hopefully.
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Most of what the one poster said is true, with a few exceptions.\n\nA good math teacher may start at 35000, but can end up at the better end of 60,000 after a few years.\n\nComputer science is actually a fairly in demand major, despite the tech bubble burst. They are still reporting starting salaries in the 50,000 range. The burst caused an exodus in the computer science major, which has actually worried companies like Microsoft, Intel, IBM, etc.\n\nYou have the equivalent of an A.S. degree, though. A decent salary might be 22-25 thousand.
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Depends on the school district, state, etc.  But on average I would have to say about 40k to start out.  Some may pay more or less.  The more education a teacher has and the more experience the more teacher's get paid.  The following is my school districts website that shows teacher salaries. http://www.rusd.k12.ca.us/hr/sal/SalSchedCert.pdf\n You can find them in any school districts website.  I have been teaching for 4 years and I have my masters so that puts me up in the salary scale.  I LOVE MY JOB.  There is a lot that goes into teaching, more than most people think. You get pulled in all different directions and do more than just teach.  It takes a lot of careful planning and dedication.  Be ready for upaid overtime hours (which sounds horrible but I knew coming in to the profession what I was getting myself into) Just be sure that this is truly what you want.  We owe it to our students to like being there everyday to teach them.  :)
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in two seconds on google i found about 30 different websites regarding teacher salaries. One of the best was http://nais.org\n\nalso there are federal agencies that publish online the salaries and job growth outlooks for both federal and states