Teachers buying supplies for student’s is horrendous at the very least!

This info is for anyone that was going to school in 

Jordan village Waterford Connecticut in the 1940’s?

Sorry no photo not even sure if the building is still there?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jordan_Village,_Connecticut

Buy school supplies?

Not in my schools.

Teachers ‘Lamb and Nailen’ taught up to 5th grade, both about 100 years old at the time, would hand you a book and forget that you were there for the rest of the year.

It is disgusting to know that teachers, underpaid teachers like Florida (43), are footing the bill out of love for their students!

A teacher’s solution to 

buy school supplies for her classroom:

Panhandling

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/education/wp/2017/07/24/a-teachers-solution-to-buy-school-supplies-for-her-classroom-panhandling/?utm_term=.36133e9a9031

By Amy B Wang and Emma Brown

July 24, 2017

National politics reporter covering 2020 presidential campaigns

Here's the list 

showing each state and territory, 

from highest to lowest 

average teacher salary:

1.    Alaska, $74,122 

2.    New York, $73,247 

3.    Connecticut, $72,524 

4.    California, $68,711 

5.    New Jersey, $67,938 

6.    Massachusetts, $67,390 

7.    District of Columbia, $65,470 

8.    Virginia, $64,285 

9.    Rhode Island, $62,245 

10.    Illinois, $62,145 

11.    Maryland, $61,095 

12.    Minnesota, $60,316 

13.    Oregon, $59,922 

14.    Pennsylvania, $59,894 

15.    Michigan, $59,308 

16.    Washington, $57,574 

17.    Wyoming, $56,622 

18.    Ohio, $56,550 

19.    Delaware, $55,592 

20.    Vermont, $55,255 

21.    Hawaii, $54,879 

22.    Nebraska, $54,715 

23.    New Mexico, $54,000 

24.    Texas, $53,860 

25.    Nevada, $53,706 

26.    New Hampshire, $53,440 

27.    Utah, $53,330 

28.    Georgia, $53,091 

29.    Wisconsin, $52,345 

30.    Kentucky, $52,216 

31.    Iowa, $52,024 

32.    Maine, $50,642 

33.    Colorado, $49,792 

34.    Missouri, $49,754 

35.    North Dakota, $49,083 

36.    Kansas, $48,912 

37.    South Carolina, $48,870 

38.    Tennessee, $48,847 

39.    Indiana, $48,735 

40.    Montana, $48,702 

41.    Alabama, $48,690 

42.    Louisiana, $48,384 

43.    Florida, $47,256 

44.    Arkansas, $46,916 

45.    Idaho, $46,420 

46.    Guam, $45,732 

47.    West Virginia, $44,284 

48.    North Carolina, $43,059 

49.    Arizona, $42,785 

50.    South Dakota, $42,564 

51.    Mississippi, $42,393 

52.    Oklahoma, $41,088 

53.    Virgin Islands, $40,142 

54.    Puerto Rico, $33,952

 12th from the bottom 

counting 

Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands, Guam?

or

9th?