Re: Should we sue our universies for fraud?

Stacy Holland

Posted on 5/26/09

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Interesting. I live in Texas, and I have over 10 years experience
as a Geologist, over a year of teaching experience, am considered
highly qualified by the state of Texas but I can't get a job! All
I want to do is teach Science. Point me in the right direction
and I will take it!

On 4/17/09, ACP wrote:
> On 4/17/09, James Tee wrote:
>
> Hey James, you can waste your time suing if you wish but you know
> you won't win. So do you want to waste your time on something
> you will ultimately loose and have nothing to show for it or do
> you want to hit the pavement and find a job?
>
> Come to Texas. We do need Math and Science teachers. Texas is
> implementing a 4 x 4 program and we are building additions onto
> our schools to have room for the science classes. Texas will
> need a bunch of science teachers and even more 'good' science
> teachers.
>
> I am just curious. How many of those complaining about the
> conspiracy walked into your college career center to find out
> your colleges placement rate? How many of you walked into the
> dean of the education college and asked, "Just what does 'teacher
> shortage' mean?" Let me give you a hint, as long as there is one
> teaching position somewhere that cannot be filled by a qualified
> teacher, there is a shortage.
>
> Learn to speak Spanish, be willing to move, and go out there and
> work hard and sell yourself and you will find a teaching job -
> easily!

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