Cops Thirteen To Nineteen Weeks Of Training Better Paid Than Teachers With Seven To Eight Years Of College…

A teacher in Louisiana and Mississippi makes around forty to fifty thou­sand dol­lars( $40.000 to $50.000) annu­al­ly. Usually, that per­son must com­plete four years of under­grad­u­ate stud­ies, then anoth­er two years of post-grad­u­ate work, depend­ing on the per­son­’s sched­ule to earn a mas­ter’s degree…
Some Masters’s pro­grams can be com­plet­ed in less than two years if the stu­dent goes to school full-time, but it can also take more time. So on aver­age, it takes about six years to get to the lev­el of becom­ing a Teacher.
During the course of those stud­ies, a young per­son can rack up stu­dent loan debts of nine­ty to a hun­dred thou­sand dollars.
A police recruit spends an aver­age of 13 to 19 weeks in an acad­e­my. During train­ing, a police cadet is paid a salary; the salary will depend on the city, town, or munic­i­pal­i­ty where the cadet is being trained.
Teachers are some­times forced to use their own mon­ey to pur­chase crit­i­cal sup­plies to help their stu­dents. This is despite the low salaries they are paid. No one becomes any­thing with­out teach­ers, yet teach­ers are not giv­en the com­pen­sa­tion and respect they deserve.
Young peo­ple are [not] lin­ing up to be teach­ers and for good rea­sons. Factors impact­ing teacher reten­tion include heavy work­load, low pay, and esca­lat­ing liv­ing costs, with some 80% of sur­vey respon­dents say­ing it was dif­fi­cult to find afford­able hous­ing close to where they teach. Many also cit­ed a lack of sup­port from dis­trict administrators.

Some police salaries are so out­ra­geous that some peo­ple are begin­ning to speak out in dis­gust. On one social media site, one such dis­gust­ed per­son wrote.
MS of Science from Harrisburg University of Science and Technology (Graduated 2020). Police & Firefighters in California are the high­est com­pen­sat­ed in the entire world. Whoever tells you that is not true they are prob­a­bly talk­ing about the low­er cost of liv­ing cities of California. Here’s an exam­ple of a police offi­cer in San Mateo, California. He joined the force in May 2019, and his total com­pen­sa­tion for 2020 was 221K. Google engi­neers in the first three years don’t bring this kind of mon­ey. I work a salary job, have an advanced degree, and live in San Mateo; I don’t bring this kind of mon­ey home. This is INSANE. The high­est-paid cop in Oakland made 640K a year, more than the President of the US. Of course, cops will be cocky and dis­re­spect­ful when you pay them like CA does, walk­ing with a gun and a bul­let­proof vest and mak­ing 3 – 4 times the nation­al aver­age. Police are so out of real­i­ty that $250 (min­i­mum tick­et in Bay Area) might seem like not a lot of mon­ey, espe­cial­ly since they live on 200K+ income. People sym­pa­thize with cops (like I used to) as they believe their “hard job” is not appre­ci­at­ed and they don’t get paid enough. No way should a police offi­cer should get more than a sol­dier on the bat­tle­field thou­sands of miles away from home.