Teachers' Job Satisfaction Lowest In 25 Years

American Voices • Opinion • ISSUE 49•09 • Feb 25, 2013

According to a survey of the nation’s primary and secondary educators, less than 40 percent reported feeling very satisfied with their jobs, the lowest level in a quarter century. What do you think?

“If these people want to be happy, they never should have become teachers in the first place.”
Alia Kite –
Munitions Worker
“Hey, not everyone can be lucky enough to be a quality control tester at a yogurt factory like me.”
Logan Sweeney –
Quality Control Tester
“Haha! Take that, Mrs. Kucharski! I told you I’d win in the end!”
Kevin Callery –
Furniture Packer

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