Quit teaching

The filter the education system wears is made of paperwork and test scores. It hides behind credentials and smiles at Open House.

Reasons I am quitting teaching. Teaching is stressful. It is mentally and emotionally overwhelming. My health, my safety, and my kids, are being put first. #teacherlife #reasonstoquitteaching #leavingeducation

Have you wondered whether you should quit teaching mid year? Maybe you struggle with the idea of leaving the classroom, but doing so in the middle of a school year presents even more challenges. Determine if this is the right choice for you, learn how to quit teaching mid year the right way, and avoid legal repercussions, teaching license suspension and revocation.

Are you ready to leave teaching, quit teaching or walk away from the classroom? Are you willing to try something new, like a work-at-home career? Or are you looking for second careers for teachers to supplement your income? This blog post is designed to motivate, empower and inspire you to live your best life!

What happened when I quit teaching? It could be different than what you think and I know some other teachers may be feeling this too...

"We had a lockdown every year."

One of the scariest parts of leaving the classroom for many teachers is worrying that they can't afford to quit teaching. You love the kids, but the stress and mental overwhelm are just too much. You need to quit teaching, but what happens next? Will you be able to afford to search for another job or work from home? Learn how to ensure you can afford to quit your teaching job.

Quiet quitting doesn't have to be controversial. Quiet quitting for teachers can help advocate for fair pay and prevent burnout.

Why do teachers quit? Here's why you might want to quit teaching – and what you can do instead with your existing skills.

It's not about the pay.