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Re: Master's Plus 30
Posted by Kath/IL/3rd on 7/11/08
I totally agree with this post. I had a conversation with our new
principal just before school got out. They will look at someone
with a master's with no experience, but in some years they have
been directed to stay away from them. The year I hired in I got
lucky, I had a masters and experience, but I lost several years
experience,I wasn't upset since I got a job. The next year the
directive was no masters for new hires, but I am in an elementary
district and they do pay a percentage of your course costs.
On 7/06/08, Kel/IL/2nd wrote:
> Are you currently working.... and your are just moving up the
> pay scale.... OR are you just a full time student/havent worked
> yet???
>
> If you arent working... FIND THE JOB FIRST... never know...
> they might pay for you to move up the pay scale.... I had to
> pay out of pocket for my masters.... but they will pay for me
> to collect CPDUs and I can move up that way... for FREE.
>
> My experience?.... they will past you if you have NO experience
> and all this schooliing... SCHOOL CAN ONLY TEACH YOU SO MUCH...
> EXPERIENCE CAN TEACH YOU THE REST!
>
> My opinion here... thats all! :)
>
> BEST OF LUCK! :)
Posts on this thread, including this one
- Master's Plus 30, 6/26/08, by Al.
- Re: Master's Plus 30, 6/27/08, by Have you really considered the cost? .
- Re: Master's Plus 30, 7/06/08, by Kel/IL/2nd.
- Re: Master's Plus 30, 7/11/08, by Kath/IL/3rd.
- Re: Master's Plus 30, 7/19/08, by Jody.
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