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radical noodle

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1. Special Ed teachers do get some benefits

Reply to demtenjeep (Original post)

Tue Dec 13, 2016, 02:18 AM

Dec 2016

regarding student loans. After teaching for a few years (can't remember how many... my daughter teaches special ed) they will pay off a chunk of your loan. How long have you been teaching, and is it in a high poverty school?

I'm so sorry this happened to you. Do you belong to the teacher's union in your school? If so, talk to them too.

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I had a Crohn's C-Diff accident in my classroom. Stupidly I fled. [View all] demtenjeep Dec 2016 OP

Special Ed teachers do get some benefits radical noodle Dec 2016 #1

Talking to your union is the first thing you should do, as the first poster said. Most Nay Dec 2016 #2

yes demtenjeep Dec 2016 #3