Re: What gives Kentucky!??!?!

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I taught last year in Fayette and was pink-slipped. But
many "new" (either to the area or just out of college) teachers
were hired. I however was not...now I am subbing in Fayette and
Jessamine and have jobs available usually 4 days a week, many
times 5. Substituting where I am located is pretty steady, but
permenant full-time jobs are harder to come by.

On 9/14/09, Cindy Merrill wrote:
> "PLEASE tell me it's not that bad
> down there, especially in Boone County?!"
> In Madison county, things can't get any worse. Unemployment,
> according to the august figures, is 11.1% average for the
> state, but climbs higher than that in the rural areas-
> I'm 60 credits away from a History degree, but I can't find
> work at a substitute teacher. I've been unemployed since
> Nov.2008.
 

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