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How do teachers spend their summers? Answers to 8 common questions

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Do teachers still get a paycheck when school’s out? It’s a common question, but the answer isn’t so simple. Some use summer to recharge, while others work second jobs, travel, or focus on professional development. From side gigs to summer school, find out how teachers spend their break—and how much they really make.

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