NC now considered dead last in teacher rankings (Charlotte, Raleigh: appointed, insurance)
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Pah back at you. When Perdue took office, the Democrats ran the GA. And those rankings include the Easley years when Kay Hagan was writing the budget. If they were in the other party you would like white on rice in your zeal to jump all over them.
Of course if the GOP didn't want teacher pay when Perdue was in control, they certainly wouldn't want it now. Yet under them, the teachers got a raise. The partisan nonsense logic is amazing.
The OP's condemnation of NC falls squarely on the heads of the Democratic party which did nothing for teachers for 10 years.
LOL. You mean Kay Hagan, Mike Easley, and Bevery Perdue.
WalletHub used teacher salaries from 2003-2013.
We are talking about the budgets of Kay Hagan, Mike Easley, and Bevery Perdue. This includes the last budget from Beverly Perdue which lasted until 2013.
Now, for the first time, teachers have gotten a raise under McCrory, Tillis and the present day GOP GA. You really should be thanking them but obviously that wasn't your intent. I suppose this topic will die a quick death now.
What you say is complete nonsense. But I get it, your a lifelong Republican and no matter how bad they are you still think they are the best choice. Sort of like a Cubs fan.
It's not nonsense except to the delusional. The survey used data from the period when the Democrats ran the NC State government.
Teachers finally got a raise under Tillis, McCrory and the current NC GA. Hopefully this will pull out of the disgraceful ranking that from the policies of Perdue, Easley and Kay Hagen.
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Originally Posted by PDD
But I get it, your a lifelong Republican
Now this is nonsense. But I'm big enough to give credit where credit is due.
It's not nonsense except to the delusional. The survey used data from the period when the Democrats ran the NC State government.
Teachers finally got a raise under Tillis, McCrory and the current NC GA. Hopefully this will pull out of the disgraceful ranking that from the policies of Perdue, Easley and Kay Hagen.
Now this is nonsense. But I'm big enough to give credit where credit is due.
If your proud of the schools I feel sorry for you and your kids.
If your proud of the schools I feel sorry for you and your kids.
We were all educated in NC's great public schools and universities. We were even taught the difference between "your" and "you're". If you hate the the NC so much, I recommend you move elsewhere.
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Quantity != Quality
This is a theory they tried to use in Detroit. The history speaks for itself. I don't belittle people for working hard no matter what job they hold.
We were all educated in NC's great public schools and universities. We were even taught the difference between "your" and "you're". If you hate the the NC so much, I recommend you move elsewhere.This is a theory they tried to use in Detroit. The history speaks for itself. I don't belittle people for working hard no matter what job they hold.
NFN but I screw up your and you're every day so you're not telling me something I don't know.
Who said I hated NC. Cheap taxes and little snow. I'm glad nobody is asking me to educate their kids. It's just too bad that you were not able to get educated in a state that favors education over basketball and football.
Who said I hated NC. Cheap taxes and little snow. I'm glad nobody is asking me to educate their kids. It's just too bad that you were not able to get educated in a state that favors education over basketball and football.
Condemning the entire state of NC in this manner sure sounds like hate to me.
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