Pay varies by county
Posted By: Unhappy Camper on 2007-08-08
In Reply to: Can you afford at least a 50% paycut? Here in the SE, our teacher's aides don't sm - MQer
In my (rural) county, aide pay starts at, I believe, $11.50/hr. (I live in the southeast, too.) In neighboring county, big city, horrible kids, it is about $8.50/hour, and the aides are required to have at least 2 years of college. Go figure. The teacher pay is higher here, too.
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'Nother downstate NY MT here, in Dutchess county. Apple
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Snowing here in Henry County Georgia right below Atlanta
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Call your local county extension office or animal control to see if
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