That makes a little more sense. I still think the starting wages are criminally low, but that does help some.

Huh. Strange that two official sites would give such different info.

Neshaminy starts at 45k, so you'd have to be working a long while to get to six figures.

Then they were getting REALLY good raises

80k a year then, that's just under 7k a month, even two teachers at that is less than 15k a month.

The average teacher's salary generally tends to sit between 50 and 60k a year. You're telling me that their benefits are worth 120k a year?

Edit: Here's a list of starting salaries for teachers in PA, if you want to depress yourself.

But of course they won't because paying teachers better is too woke

> Hire a PR firm at double a teachers salary to make them look good

I can assure you that 15k a month is much more than double a salary for a teacher in Central Bucks

I get insulted when anyone calls me a liberal. I'm a leftist, thank you, those so-called liberals are practically centrists

"I'm pro-grapes but only green grapes."

Not very many, since the GOP gimped those powers following covid

Somehow he knows apple country though? Dude must go to the festival.

Jesus for a mod you're sure acting like a pissant.

YMMV of course since reps are... a mixed bag.

Not true. Casey voted to force. Toomey voted against it. Toomey voted against adding the sick days to the deal, Casey voted for adding sick days.

We used to sit in the back and try to bounce off the seat at the same time to fly up into the air.

I hit my head on the ceiling once.

My Great Grandma called them Mac Machines! She was from Coatesville, maybe that's why.

You kinda deserve it for supporting Apartheid Clyde, tbh

For a lot of us, it seems like the Republicans hate us. Especially us in the LGBT+ community.

> In a sane world he's just a moderate Republican who is prochoice and pro public schools, but his side chose the crazy train.

Yeah it's kinda strange. Several of the GOP from the previous 10-15 years in my area I met personally, knew them from community stuff, talked to them in passing. Fine, normal people (other than Perry of course who has always been a wackjob weirdo). But the GOP is so fringe now that they either bought the crazy train or are stuck running behind it.

That's really strange. When my wife registered it was literally just 'go online, fill out form about who you are, print it, sign it, drop it off'. And that was I think 4 years ago?

I am physically hurt by this pun.

> Whenever posts like this come up, idiots will chime in with "hurr durr, hang a cable or piano wire across the trail, it's private property so legally you can do whatever you want". Do not listen to them. This is illegal. Regardless of whether or not it actually kills anyone, you'll wind up with criminal charges and a SUBSTANTIAL civil lawsuit, which you will unconditionally lose. Your homeowners insurance will not defend you.

For context, something that can be commonly assumed to be a 'booby trap' is illegal, no matter if you own the land or not.

> Vacating the ruling does not change Ritter's loss in his race.

I love this part. Dude's just a sore loser but he's going to create precedent to disenfranchise people over his own ego.