Re: Still have not found a science teaching job

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On 3/06/10, Frustrated wrote:
> It has been over a year since I graduated and received my
> teaching license in science. I still have not been able to
> find a permanent teaching job. The job market looks to get
> even worse.
> I am truly angry at the media and state school
> administrators who were shouting about the shortage of
> teachers, especially in science and math. I am angry with
> short-sighted selfish politicians.
> I still love teaching and kids, but I regret wasting
> thousands of dollars, years of time, hard work and my
> family’s sacrifices. I should have gone into research,
> medicine or some other field.
> The irony of it is that I am a really good teacher.
> That may sound a bit conceited, but I have even had lots of
> students approach me and tell me. Even when I am just
> a "sub", students tell me they wish they had me for a real
> teacher. I even liked the all the preparation for classes,
> assessment, paperwork, etc. Crazy , huh.....
>
> It is hard to give up your dream.

If you are still looking our school just had a position
become available last week that starts this Wednesday
December 1st, 2010. We are a small charter school in South
Bend, Indiana named Veritas Academy. The job is posted on
the Indiana Department of Education site under math - it is a
math and science position. Good Luck  

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