I teach fifth grade for the Los Angeles Unified School DIstrict.

Our pension plan is under the California State Retirement System. CalSTRS.

They have a retirement calculator. You just punch in the numbers, you find out what your retirement will be.

According to CalSTRS, I will need to work for 38 years and retire at age 64 in order to get a full pension.

I think I have heard several dozen times from conservatives here that all teachers can retire at age 55 after 20 years of teaching with a full pension.

Why do they tell lies like that?
Caribou Quit Barbie

Well, then tell me why teachers in Los Angeles retire at age 63,64, 65, and 66, if ACCORDING TO YOU, they could retire at age 55?

YOU BELIEVE THEY ARE WORKING FOR FREE FOR TEN YEARS????????????




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