Re: Should we sue our universies for fraud?

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i agree with everyone on this blog...if anyone knows a lawyer that would be
willing to sue the university for the fraud..let me in, I would love to sue
mine. I've been looking for years for a job..I live in the state of WA and
its very hard to get a teaching job here...you either have to know someone
or be a HOTTY to get hired as a teacher. I have my degree in reading/early
childhood..

On 3/18/10, ';lk';ok';l wrote:
> On 8/06/09, sandra wrote:
>> On 7/28/09, There are no jobs! wrote:
>>> It doesn't matter if you are highly qualified to teach math,
>>> science, or Sped.....teachers are being laid off, not hired in
>>> southern California. Teachers are hanging onto their positions
>>> even if they would like to transfer to anothor district or move.
>>> There are teachers traveling 2 hours each way so they could move to
>>> a more remote location and somewhat afford a home. Teaching
>>> positions are rare even in the remote areas. It is interesting
>>> that colleges are still recruiting.
>>>
>>> When someone replies to this topic that a particular state is
>>> hiring, another teacher from that state acknowledges that there are
>>> no positions available. Hopefully, students entering college are
>>> aware of this situation before they have invested time and
>>> money.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On 7/12/09, You could try, but wrote:
>>>> The judge will likely ask why an intelligent, middle-aged man
>>>> didn't research the job market BEFORE he entered the teaching
>>>> program.
>>>>
>>>> There are schools in need of teachers, but they're not going to
>>>> pick up and move to Pennsylvania to suit you. This job is all
>>>> about what the kids need, so go online and figure out where the
>>>> kids are who need you. Make some calls, take a drive, get on a
>>>> plane.
>>>>
>>>> And don't walk in the door with any cheated, entitled victim look
>>>> on your face. Every principal sees that look every day, and
>>>> nobody needs it from you when there are so many cheated, entitled
>>>> victims 17 and under on the premises.
>>>>
>>>> On 4/17/09, James Tee wrote:
>>>>> I agree with everything I've read here. There are no jobs
>>>>> available in PA where I was trained unless you know the
>>>>> right people. Females seem to be prefered too - young ones,
>>>>> of course. And I always hear about a math and science
>>>>> shortage - myths also. I received training in social studies
>>>>> and went back and passed a Praxis in earth and space
>>>>> science. I see many postings for science jobs in low-paying
>>>>> North and South Carolina, but when I apply, no response. My
>>>>> grades are great as are my references, so what's the
>>>>> problem? Plus I was told at a recent job fair that these
>>>>> schools receive hundreds of applications from foreign
>>>>> workers! When I complain to my so-called career center, they
>>>>> say that I should be satisfied with subbing, suggest I get
>>>>> into sales (which I didn't need a college degree for) or say
>>>>> that there are no guarantees. Does anybody else feel
>>>>> scammed? I have a $30,000 piece of paper on my wall that's
>>>>> absolutely worthless! Now, as a 41 year old single dad, I
>>>>> face the reality that I will have to go back to school
>>>>> AGAIN. We need one brave person to sue his university for
>>>>> fraud. I know of no bigger racket in the country than the
>>>>> education departments of these universities.

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