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Re: Non-tenured/terminated
Posted by terminated or non-renewed on 6/08/08
If you area PAT (probationary assigned teacher, meaning a nontenured teacher), you
can apply for any position in CPS that you are qualified for. The paperwork that you
get upon nonrenewal states this explicitly. Also, speaking from experience, I have
been nonrenewed twice, and have found a new position in time for the next school
year each time. If you want to work in CPS again, go for it. Being nonrenewed most
often has nothing to do with your ability to be a good teacher. On 5/29/08, DNH wrote:
> You can apply and be rehired as long as they didn't slap a Do
> Not Hire on you. The only reason they would do that is if you
> got into serious trouble, but if that's not the case then yes
> you can be rehired.
>
> On 5/28/08, you can always apply wrote:
>> Sure, you can always apply. Whether they'll hire you or not
>> will depend on exactly why you were terminated, and the
>> references you can expect from your boss(es). I've never
>> heard of a CPS policy that stops them from rehiring
> terminated
>> teachers, though unless you're in a "high need" field,
> they'll
>> have plenty of other applicants who haven't been fired by the
>> district.
>>
>> On 5/28/08, C.C. wrote:
>>> I was terminated last year at CPS. Since being non-
>>> tenured, I wasn't given the process that tenured teacher
>>> receive. My question is: Am I able to apply to a CPS
>>> position again?
Posts on this thread, including this one
- Non-tenured/terminated, 5/28/08, by C.C..
- Re: Non-tenured/terminated, 5/28/08, by you can always apply.
- Re: Non-tenured/terminated, 5/29/08, by DNH.
- Re: Non-tenured/terminated, 6/08/08, by terminated or non-renewed.
- Re: Non-tenured/terminated, 6/09/08, by Yeah Right.
- Re: Non-tenured/terminated, 6/27/08, by Concerned.
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