| | * [[Public school]] teachers make $43,000 a year, on average compared to $40,100 for other full-time workers. <ref>Coulter, 2006</ref> | | * [[Public school]] teachers make $43,000 a year, on average compared to $40,100 for other full-time workers. <ref>Coulter, 2006</ref> |
| − | * [[Private school]] teachers make 60% less than public school teachers. | + | * [[Private school]] teachers make 60% less than public school teachers.<ref>[http://www.manhattan-institute.org/html/cr_50.htm How Much Are Public School Teachers Paid?], [[Jay Greene|Jay P. Greene]] and [[Marcus Winters|Marcus A. Winters]], ''[[Manhattan Institute for Policy Research]]'', January 2007</ref> |
| | * The average [[retire]]ment age for teachers is 59, compared to 64 for other [[profession]]s. {{fact}} | | * The average [[retire]]ment age for teachers is 59, compared to 64 for other [[profession]]s. {{fact}} |
| | * Teachers make an average of $30.91 an hour. This is more than: [[chemist]]s, computer programmers, registered [[nurse]]s, [[psychologist]]s, [[social worker]]s, [[artist]]s, architects, statisticians, biological and life scientists, atmospheric and space [[scientist]]s, [[physical therapist]]s, [[librarian]]s, technical writers, [[music]]ians, [[editor]]s, and [[reporter]]s {{fact}}. | | * Teachers make an average of $30.91 an hour. This is more than: [[chemist]]s, computer programmers, registered [[nurse]]s, [[psychologist]]s, [[social worker]]s, [[artist]]s, architects, statisticians, biological and life scientists, atmospheric and space [[scientist]]s, [[physical therapist]]s, [[librarian]]s, technical writers, [[music]]ians, [[editor]]s, and [[reporter]]s {{fact}}. |