Several Merchants are
Celebrating Teacher Appreciation Week by
Offering Various Deals and Discounts.
Thanks community member
OptimusPrimeAutobot for sharing this deal
Example Deals:
- EVO Entertainment Cinemas: Free Movies for All Teachers (details)
- Must show valid employee ID. One ticket per ID. At Box Office only. May 3-7
- McAlister's Deli: Nominate your favorite teacher & nurse for a chance to win a FREE catering. Plus, nominees get a free tea (details)
- Art Institute of Chicago: Illinois educators get free admission when they register online (details)
- Kennedy Space Center: Teachers from Florida, Georgia, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands get a complimentary Educator Study Pass, which grants them free entrance to the Kennedy Space Center's Educator Resource Center (details)
- SeaWorld Orlando: Complimentary SeaWorld Florida Teacher Card to all active and certified K-12 Florida grade school teachers w/ ID.me Verification
- The card provides Florida teachers with unlimited admission to SeaWorld Orlando through August 31, 2021
- Headspace: K-12 teachers and administrators receive free annual subscription to their service
- Michael's: Extra 15% Off Purchase Including Sale Items
- Must show valid educator ID. Some exclusions apply
- Costco: Teachers can get a $30 Costco Shop card when they sign up as new members for a Costco membership online.
- Insomnia Cookies: Free Cookie In-store (no purchase required), or free 6-pack with any $5 purchase (details, ends 5/9)
- Sonic Drive-In: Free Large Slush, Soft Drink, Iced Tea or Limeade with purchase when you order online or in the Sonic App w/ promo code TEACHERS
The Example List above is the
most notable deals being offered but be sure to check out the
forum thread for full comprehensive list and for deal discussion as well. -slickdewmaster
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If I didn't have my disabled veteran money to supplement my income I would not be able to do it. Not sure if these people commenting actually know what teachers make. (I'm in Texas, state makes a difference)
Teacher pay is garbage. I am getting my masters and moving into administration. More money, half the work, gonna be great.
Most teachers choose to spread their paychecks out to be received over the summer, but they are technically only being paid for Sep-June.
Teachers have the option of simply receiving larger paychecks from Sep-June, and *not* getting any checks for July/August. But most choose to have their 10 paychecks divided into 12 paychecks for consistency/simplicity.
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Bonus: here's a math problem you can work on with your child.
52 weeks - 6 weeks vacation = 46 weeks
46 weeks x 5 days/ week = 230 days
230 days - 10 paid holidays = 220 days
The worker in our example works 10 days per year longer than our average teacher (assuming our average teacher doesn't have to do continuing education on their own time, which, is a poor assumption). Do those 10 unpaid days really warrant the degrading seen here in this post?
Why We Need to be Far Less Educated
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bsdQeAG
Why We Need to be Far Less Educated
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bsdQeAG
I have been watching 'Turn Back Time: The High Street' om Youtube. In this experiment, a group of modern shopkeepers and their families take over empty shops in a neglected market square in Shepton Mallet to see if they can 'turn back time' for the British High Street. They live and trade through six eras of history. Kids serve as apprentices, learn a trade, and learn to work as part of a team. I think it would a great experience for kids to be able to learn a trade -- or at least investigate a trade -- as a meaningful part of their school career. Right now we simply drown students in training designed by people who have never worked for a living. Someone should have figured out I would never use calculus LONG before they made me learn it. No computer science course I ever took in school prepared me for my current work.
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