Millionaire teachers: Rising standards have led to a lucrative online marketplace for lesson plans (

Associated Press · Tampa Bay Times ·

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Mary Beth Nerone, a former middle-school teacher from Rochester, N.Y., shows materials from her online store, in New York. After losing her job as a language arts teacher to budget cuts three years ago, Nerone began stocking the store with writing, poetry and other curricula exercises she created for other teachers to purchase. [Bebeto Matthews | Associated Press]
Mary Beth Nerone, a former middle-school teacher from Rochester, N.Y., shows materials from her online store, in New York. After losing her job as a language arts teacher to budget cuts three years ago, Nerone began stocking the store with writing, poetry and other curricula exercises she created for other teachers to purchase. [Bebeto Matthews | Associated Press]

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