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In order to understand how public schools work.What people need to understand is that for each individual student, a school receives “X” number of tax dollars from the state.Selected years, 1959-60 through 2004-05Education Spending Per Student by StateFor those interested in the taxpayer funding of Florida Schoolsthe relevant data is all the way at the last few pages of the following report.So scroll all the way down.http://www.fldoe.org/core/filepa...So the thinking of any government school administration is that if they exclude any student, it is a Dollars—-and—-Cents loss to the school administration.The more tax dollars received, the more administrative and other staff can be hired. The larger the staff, the greater the power of the administrator.This is rather like political “Pork-Barrelling”.So what people will find, when they begin to study the subject objectively, is that public schools are extremely reluctant to exclude any student from their facility, no matter how dangerous or how threatening that student is.Is the student a mentally deranged bully? That bully might be worth $10,000 a year, to “warehouse” that student and have the student occupy a seat in the classroom.

Oh god … well, I would tell such a person to recognize they are getting into a profession with BOTH ancillary benefits AND drawbacks.The job demands a certain type of character and temperament. If someone gets in your face, do you tend to start throwing punches? Don’t be a teacher. Conversely, are you so terrified of confrontation you go into a shell in such situations? Don’t be a teacher. Neither reaction is acceptable.Popular Bullshit: “Teachers get so much time off!” Well, true … until you account for all the HOURS of planning and grading you do outside of school hours during the school year. You might also work for a district that requires you to chaperone student events… on Friday and Saturday nights. If you have to cover sporting events you might go into work at 7:30 in the morning and get home at 7:30 at night … and have to go back in 12 hours. You might also need every minute of your time off just to mentally recover. I know I do. It IS nice to be able to visit my family in other states during the holidays though.Are you the kind of person who thinks your private life is nobody elses’ business? Don’t be a teacher. Districts have different levels of tolerance, but where they draw the line can be a shocker, and you might now know where that is until it’s too late. If your personal life is at all interesting, be prepared to be secretive. Teachers have been fired for posting pictures of themselves drinking or posing in a bikini on facebook. They have lost their jobs because they were seen walking into bars or gay clubs—on their own time! And no, no one will stand up and SAY “We’re firing you because your gayness is unacceptable.” It can just start a whisper campaign that makes staying unbearable. You will become, like it or not, something of a public figure, with all that entails. For this reason, many teachers do not live within the district where they teach. That makes life easier, but it adds commuting costs.It’s true: the pay isn’t great. It’s also true that it doesn’t suck as bad as popular wisdom would have it either. Yeah, I make less money than a plumber, an electrician, or a lot of factory workers. However, I can sit down any time I want. If I’m half-way decent at my job, no one is going to be looking over my shoulder. I work in a classroom every day where I call the shots and it is climate-controlled. I do not work in a factory that can be shipped to China, people who will work cheaper or even under the table cannot be hired to replace me.Teaching is a job with cachet. For all the bullshit we endure, it is still a job that matters. Some factory workers get paid more, but nobody cares what THEY do for a living. Congress holds hearings on how I do MY job. When I meet strangers and they learn what I do, they never nod and politely say “That’s nice” before moving on. It’s a job that has influence on the course of society, however small. If you want a job that feels important, teaching does. This is a bigger deal than I ever would’ve believed when I went into this as a second career.Because there are actual legal requirements and expectations around the job, it tends to say something about you. Mediocre assholes tend to be (not always, but usually) weeded out. Women love hearing a guy is a teacher; they know automatically you are educated, have a steady paycheck, can pass a background check, and probably like kids. The last one may or may not be true, but at the very least you can tolerate them. The profession is very female-heavy, so if you’re a single male teacher on the lookout for educated, family-minded women with a work ethic and a real job … they’re just down the hall. A lot of teachers end up marrying other teachers. It’s easy to do.There is so much legally-required bullshit and hassle surrounding the job. But you’ll never understand why humanity is worth fighting for until you see your students at their best. Really.