At the end of last school year, I accepted a job in a new district for a new grade-- 3rd. Before I accepted the job, I made sure to tell the principal that I am pregnant and due at the beginning of September (two weeks into school). I've really wanted to be in the district but knew I could stick it out one more year in my current position if need b...See MoreAt the end of last school year, I accepted a job in a new district for a new grade-- 3rd. Before I accepted the job, I made sure to tell the principal that I am pregnant and due at the beginning of September (two weeks into school). I've really wanted to be in the district but knew I could stick it out one more year in my current position if need be-- the principal was very supportive and didn't want me worrying about it so I accepted. I have been working all summer to get my new room ready and trying to prep what I can for this new grade level. Even keeping my toddler in daycare a few days a week so that I can work in my room. School starts in two weeks and the principal just let me know that she won't be able to hire a certified sub so since my plan is to take the full 12 weeks, I will have to have at least three subs in my classroom. I guess uncertified subs can only be in the classroom for 20 days at a time. She also has not hired anyone for the job. I'm already stressed with prepping for a new grade level and being about ready to pop + now I know I'm going to be coming back after my leave to complete chaos. I need advice! Or just someone to make me feel better. I don't want to shorten my time with the baby just because someone else didn't prepare but I feel like it's all going to fall back on me. Like no matter how well I try to prep... it's going to be a mess with all these different subs.