[mattbrewsbytes]

Go to a bootcamp to get more training in software development and see if you like it enough to change careers. There also is the Product Mgmt side of things, or sales or support where your background is a really good match to understand the business models, the procurement processes and how school districts work. Chances are most entry level positions of those will pay more than teacher pay.

Software development by itself is constantly learning things so there are opportunities to help fellow developers but that is likely not the same as actual teaching.