7 Anonymous Ways Idaho Teachers Can Moonlight on OnlyFans

IDAHO TEACHERS MAKE WHAT?!

In 2022, teachers earned 76.5 cents on the dollar compared to their college-educated peers in different career fields.

As of October 25, 2023, salary.com ballparked Idaho teachers' average salary at $53,282, with a range of $44,490 to $64,987. Shockingly, these figures account for an 18% raise for Gem State teachers over the last seven years.

Given their modest income, would you blame Idaho teachers for turning to OnlyFans as a way to supplement their income? Keep in mind a recent report by East Idaho News that shows locals need about $54,000 to live alone in Boise. 

ONLYFANS

Unfamiliar? OnlyFans is a subscription-based platform where content creators can earn money from their followers.

Subscribers pay a fee to access content such as photos and videos. Some creators also provide more explicit content for a higher fee. This is where it becomes a gray area for Idaho teachers. Is it legal? From what we gather, yes. We'll explain more after the gallery.

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STANDARDS & ETHICS FOR IDAHO TEACHERS: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

According to the Code of Ethics for Idaho Professional Educators (CEIPE), it's illegal for teachers to engage in immoral or indecent conduct with pupils and colleagues. CEIPE considers immoral conduct to be inconsistent with the standards established by Idaho's Professional Standards Commission (PSC).

Granted we're not attorneys, based on our interpretation of PSC standards (Idaho code 33-1208), Idaho teachers can legally moonlight as OnlyFans content creators, explicit or not. Grounds for termination, revocation, and suspension include:

• neglect of duty, incompetence;
• breach of contract, falsifying legal documents or certificates;
• teaching license revocation, suspension in another state;
• guilty plea or finding of guilt in manslaughter;
• disqualifications leading to initial licensure denial;
• violation of professional code or ethical standards by the SBE;
• child kidnapping;
• and conviction or commission of a felony rendering one unfit to teach.

One more thing...according to CEIPE (part f), sharing explicit images with colleagues is unethical. A teacher moonlighting as an OnlyFans creator should maintain compliance if they don't violate this standard.