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To: Skeeter Bug who wrote (184586)	2/18/2009 12:43:59 PM
From: Live2Sail	Read Replies (1) of 306849

OT: "many don't have the educational background or desire to communicate for a living. b/c of that lack of education or desire not to communicate, they are thus stuck working for low wages with no pension and have to work overtime to fund the pensions of teachers." Yes. While you might disagree, there's a relatively high hurdle to get into teaching (public school). I don't have time to get into a big discussion with you, nor is it on-topic, but I think that teachers should be paid well. FYI, a teacher doesn't work just 8a-3p nor just 9 months a year. However, I also think that teachers should not have tenure. There needs to be a way to determine who is a low-performing teacher and bounce him out. Additionally, I will agree that the big pensions cause teachers who have burned out a long time ago to hang around to get max salary. But, prison guards, cops, firemen have even sweeter deals where they work a lot of overtime in the last five years to double their pensions and retire after 20 years of service. Where's your griping about that situation?

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