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At least he knows his students don’t have guns
On top of being shot, the teacher evacuated the entire class to safety.  She was the last to leave the classroom with a bullet in her chest and part of her hand missing.  Despite being shot, her immediate thought was “get kids to safety”. >

For under $50k probably, and the paramedics who saved her probably make under $20/hr. >

People who help and save lives get paid nothing. People who ruin and end lives make a good living. >

It is possible our priorities are a little off. >

You mean we shouldnt compensate people based of the value they create for shareholders?!?!?! >

I mean if we talk about who is actually creating value…
Edit: I can spell, I swear >

I'm upvoting you based purely on the edit. 
I feel that edit. >


After Zwerner was shot, she was able to evacuate the children from her classroom.

Jesus fc. Everything about this case continues to shock and surprise. >


Everything about this case continues to shock and surprise.

The teacher made sure the kids were out of the room, then she made it to the admin office for help. Shes a fucking hero. Shot and bleeding her first thought were the kids. >

I feel like it should be mentioned that the teacher is only 25 years old, too. >

My daughter is 24. 
This is her first year as a teacher. 
This makes me livid. >

I started when I was 23, teaching high school the entire time. Got out last year at 37. Best thing that ever happened to me. >

Also started at 23, left last year at 27. Best and worst 4 years ever, but now I feel like myself again 🥹 >

If you don’t mind sharing, what did you do after teaching? I’ve been thinking of leaving for a while now, and this summer my partners job is taking us to a new state where I would have to re certify, and it feels like now might be the time. I just have no idea what I would do — I have an undergrad arts degree and an MAT. Not exactly marketable outside of their part of the work force. >

I’m education coordinator for a museum. Being fully transparent though, I make $20K LESS than I did as a teacher.
My advice to you is check out Teacher Career Coach and pay for it. It’s worth it. I need to bite the bullet and pay for the resume writers they provide >

I know someone who left public education and teaches troubled teens in juvenile jail.
Says the kids pay the best attention he's ever seen.    Says he prefers it's over the public system.  Scary isn't it?