Best Cities For Remote Teachers

 

The COVID=19 pandemic has affected every aspect of life as we know it. From job layoffs or job loss, business closures, mental and physical health and education. On March 12, 2020, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued revised guidance on handling COVID-19 in schools. That same day, Michigan became the first state to close its public schools due to the pandemic, and by March 23, all but two states had followed suit.'

When selecting the top 25 cities, FinanceBuzz looked at important factors such as cost of living, median salary, internet speed (given the rise of remote learning), and school funding. We wanted to find places teachers could afford to live and work comfortably, but that also provided a quality education experience. See full article on Patch.

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