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Sep 22, 2005
I am currently teaching kindergarten at a day care because
I didn't find a job in a public school like I wanted. Now
I have been offered a job at a public school. Where I
work, I get paid hourly, have no benefits, and only get
actual holidays (Christmas day, Thanksgiving day, etc.)
off. I like my job, but I went to school because I wanted
to be a public school teacher. I don't know what I should
tell them. There are only five kids in the class, but I
will be leaving them without a teacher. Also, I know that
the director will be extremely upset if I tell her I am
leaving. I'm not sure what I should do. O dodn't sign a
contract, but in some ways I feel like I should just stay
where I am at for the rest of the school year. However,
the job at the public school is what I really want to be
doing. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
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