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vi5

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6. I probably am too.....

Reply to no_hypocrisy (Reply #4)

Wed Nov 22, 2017, 10:34 AM

Nov 2017

I have 2 masters degrees and have 20+ years of fairly high up corporate experience. I got laid off after 20 years at my last job so figured if I was going to have to start on the ground floor anyway so I went back for my cert. It was originally my intention all those years ago but life got in the way. Now that my wife is very advanced in her career I can afford to take all the cuts (pay, benefits, etc.) that come with life in the public sector.

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Substitute Teaching [View all] no_hypocrisy Nov 2017 OP

Are you only looking to sub in Charter schools? vi5 Nov 2017 #1

Fortunately, I am also in North Jersey. no_hypocrisy Nov 2017 #2

I am student teaching in Teaneck right now... vi5 Nov 2017 #3

Just as a substitute for the timebeing. no_hypocrisy Nov 2017 #4

I probably am too..... vi5 Nov 2017 #6

Of course, it differs from state to state. LWolf Nov 2017 #19

I can't speak for the other poster... vi5 Nov 2017 #22

You hit on something key, LWolf Nov 2017 #23

Wear this rejection as a badge of honor. raging moderate Nov 2017 #5

Here's the thing: it was 99% African-American make-up of students. no_hypocrisy Nov 2017 #7

Yes, it's not only the South that has this problem. raging moderate Nov 2017 #9

"Wasn't a good fit" sounds like code for GreenPartyVoter Nov 2017 #8

Thank you. I find your response most credible. no_hypocrisy Nov 2017 #10

I have seen kids text their parents in class. But if not a parent, maybe GreenPartyVoter Nov 2017 #11

Staff member no_hypocrisy Nov 2017 #12

There it is, then. Wonder what on Earth (s)he objected to?? GreenPartyVoter Nov 2017 #13

I felt it was a compliment. Correction: she asked "Why *aren't* you teaching here?" no_hypocrisy Nov 2017 #14

Sorry, missed the "aren't!" Hard to say, but admins have GreenPartyVoter Nov 2017 #15

Just got off the phone with the Supervisor. no_hypocrisy Nov 2017 #16

Very glad you don't feel you 'earned' it, elleng Nov 2017 #17

No, thank YOU and everyone on this board for your support. no_hypocrisy Nov 2017 #18

Charter schools often LWolf Nov 2017 #20

I'm subbing until the Next-Big-Thing, the way actors are waiters/servers. no_hypocrisy Nov 2017 #21