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If you are able, wait it out until the end of the school year before resigning, as it will put you in a much better situation financially.
Almost all instances of breaking contracts will result in a loss of the license. If you have a valid reason, make sure you have documentation to support it and the support of your principal. It is still not certain that TEA will not revoke it.
Asking people in your life who you know have your best interests at heart for advice can help you gain a new perspective on things to consider in terms of your own specific situation. There isnt one clear formula to know if you should quit teaching because everyones circumstances are different.
Changes in Education: Rapid changes in curriculum, technology, or educational policies can be overwhelming. If adapting to these changes feels too challenging, it might be time to step back. Job Satisfaction: A consistent feeling of burnout or dissatisfaction with the job can indicate its time to retire.
If a teacher breaches a contract, damages may be the cost to the school district for finding a replacement. Many contracts contain provisions prescribing the amount of damages a teacher must pay if they terminate employment before the end of the contract.
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If you leave without an eligible cause and break the contract you could be refused a reference in the future or even lose your license to teach. Financial implications: You could lose benefits or be required to repay signing bonuses.
Include the effective date of resignation and your reason for resigning. Provide enough notice: Your employment contract or school policy will most likely require a notice period. The standard is often between 30 and 60 days but will vary from school to school.
12. The #1 reason why teachers leave education is compensation. 48% of educators are planning on leaving the field due to compensation, while 42% have already left because of the same reason.

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