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Monday, September 29, 2014

Report Suggests Which States are Best, Worst for Teacher

WalletHub has released a study ranking the states and the national's capital in terms of teacher-friendliness. My originating state of North Carolina checks in at 51, not surprising at all. Washington ranks highly in several categories but does not break the top 25, w hich I'm sure will shock many in the Evergreen State. Here's a list of states in which I've taught and their rankings from the study, just for fun.

North Carolina: 51
Tennessee: 41
Virginia: 05
Mississippi: 50
Texas: 29
Washington: 30

Whee! How exhilarating, right? I'm not surprised to Virginia so high on the list. I wonder if it is worth noting neither Texas nor Virginia are Common Core states?

Click this link for an interactive map and more details. All studies are limited by their criteria, of course, but if you're fascinated by rankings (no matter how arbitrary) like me, this might interest you.


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