Eric,
I apologize for stating this again, but...

I do not mean to argue with you in this time of stress, but I
have to disagree with you on one point here and that is where
you have stated, "Furthermore, he said that I shouldn't leave
last year's experience off my resume, because that is
considered falsifying information, and if caught, that is a
felony."

I just do not see how omitting ANY job or experience from one's
resume in any field could ever be considered a felony. This
sounds totally ridiculous. If I am wrong about this and it is a
FELONY, somebody chime in and tell me so.

And even if it were a crime, I am positive that there is no
crime in simply stating that experience as follows:

4th grade Learning Support Teacher
ABC School, DEF School District
Anytown, NJ
LIST THE SCHOOL DISTRICT AND THE PHONE NUMBER OF THE HR
DEPARTMENT AND THAT'S IT. DO NOT INCLUDE THE PRINCIPAL'S NAME
OR NUMBER OR ANYTHING.
Description of the things you accomplished there and the
experience you gained.

My cooperating teacher during my student teaching was a wolf in
sheep's clothing. She was destructive, emotionally unavailable,
egotistic, etc. But in a way that one would never know it until
it was too late. I list that experience on the resume but I do
not include her name as a reference.

Let us know how this works out if you want to,
Best wishes,
Hermione

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