Hollywood Librul Shows His Temper

[kytwell 179]

How are those taxes in PA?

My property tax is @ 4,200 a year for a 4br rancher, 2.5BA with 5 acres. Our sales tax is 6%, our local tax is 1% of our gross salary and we pay a $52 dollar a year fee for emergency services.

Neat tool I found for PA residents. I only checked Bucks, Montgomery, Chester, Lehigh and Berks counties

http://php.app.com/PAteachers10/search.php

Found this too.

http://www.stopteacherstrikes.org/Just_The_Facts.php

Maybe you all can understand why there's no love for them being underpaid here in PA.

Pennsylvania is the "teacher strike capital" of the United States:

- Pennsylvania still has more teacher strikes than any other state in the nation. Tens of thousands of innocent children are regularly ejected from their classrooms:

2002-2003: 34,000 children

2003-2004: 37,000 children

2004-2005: 14,000 children

2005-2006: 44,000 children

2006-2007: 38,000 children

2007-2008: 24,000 children

- Pennsylvania averages around 12 teacher strikes per year and was home to 60% of all the nation's strikes from 2000 to 2007.

Might be time to check out North Carolina again...

http://careers.swana.org/jobs#/detail/4457218