Every year-round school I have seen just spread out the 186 or however many schooldays.
I drove a bus for Tempe High School and they were year-round.
They had two weeks of school, one week off, and one month off for summer, so someone working 32 hours a week there would actually average 21.33.
She doesn't answer questions, so as far as I know, she will be going from a 7 minute commute to a 42, but she is an SLPA who communicates poorly and doesn't answer questions.
She also claimed that going from $48,000 to $55,000 is doubling, so all of her claims are suspect.
Nonetheless, as far as we know, she is:
Going from averaging 21.33 hours a week to 20.
Going from working 186 days over 12 months to 186 days over 10 months.
Going from making $48,000 per year to $55,000.
So, the current job's hourly rate is:
$48,000/186=$258.06 per day.
$258.06/6.4=$40.32 hourly
32 hours/5 days=6.4 hours daily.
I tried to find a job posting before that mentioned the number of days and couldn't, but I have seen 186 before--and larger numbers.
This says that the legal minimum for Arizona is 180, but in 2020, schools didn't need to make up every day missed because they scheduled more than the minimum number.
Colorado only requires 160 and North Carolina requires 185.
Many schools don't have a requirement.
If her new commute is another 35 minutes each way, she will spend an extra 13,020 hours each year driving.