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Partying with the Principal??

by LeeAnna

Nov 29, 2010

Im just 2 weeks from completing my student teaching semester!!! Just this morning though, my principal, a 33 year old man, invited me to his office. He told me I was one of the very bestest student teachers he has had in his building. That he hadnt take any student teachers from my university because so many of them called off, or just werent any good. He invited me out tomorrow night for a couple cocktails and to discuss possible job prospects for me!!

So far I'm getting an A and my cooperating teacher and university supervisor dont know about the meeting. I know I'm pretty attractive and told him I'd think about it. Would this be a bad idea to do NOW? Should I wait until graduation? Let me know, thanks!!!

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LeeAnna Wow! What support! Jealousy bitter broads always come out to snip and snap. For everyone's information I DID accept but we are scheduled for tomorrow night at an Italian restaurant and perhaps a lounge after. While the rest of you saggy bag hags will be sitting at home grading papers. Lame.

So should I wear a thong or thigh highs?? LOL ...See More

Dec 3, 2010

Date....I Mean Meeting. Sweeheart....trust me no one is jealous...they just know how to be professional and not ruin their careers...the only person that is lame around here is YOU...one day they will be sitting at home grading papers while you are working at Burger King or McDonalds. If you didn't like their advice then why would you ask for it and post it on the interne...See More

Dec 28, 2010

Wondering too how her "contract" future is. Thought the same thing, is she kidding? Still think the original poster was some big bluffer who was makin' up stuff. And jealous, because someone gives her the advice she seeks, she rants out? And life, how does she know what lives anyone leads? But you are so right, is she cracked? Would love to be a fly on the wall and see how many contracts/off...See MoreThought the same thing, is she kidding? Still think the original poster was some big bluffer who was makin' up stuff. And jealous, because someone gives her the advice she seeks, she rants out? And life, how does she know what lives anyone leads? But you are so right, is she cracked? Would love to be a fly on the wall and see how many contracts/offers this socalled future teacher is getting. Seriously, would bet money on her first eval. is a huge joke. Probaly the truth is the original poster is some fake grad student who got bored and hasn't ever stepped into a real classroom. Might even be in her lower community school prereqs still or some bored poster who likes to read posts. What is it called when people make up stuff all the time? Chronic lie syndrome or serious personality disorder.

On 12/28/10, Date....I Mean Meeting. wrote: > Sweeheart....trust me no one is jealous...they just know how to be > professional and not ruin their careers...the only person that is > lame around here is YOU...one day they will be sitting at home > grading papers while you are working at Burger King or McDonalds. > If you didn't like their advice then why would you ask for it and > post it on the internet! Seriously let us know how > your "discussion on job prospects" went. By the way your idea of > dress attire for this date...oh I mean "meeting" is trashy. > > On 12/03/10, LeeAnna wrote: >> >> Wow! What support! Jealousy bitter broads always come out to >> snip and snap. For everyone's information I DID accept but we >> are scheduled for tomorrow night at an Italian restaurant and >> perhaps a lounge after. While the rest of you saggy bag hags >> will be sitting at home grading papers. Lame. >> >> So should I wear a thong or thigh highs?? LOL >> >> >> >> And for your information >> >> On 12/03/10, Ridiculous and untrue wrote: >>> Don't even waste your time reading this. >>> >>> On 11/29/10, LeeAnna wrote: >>>> Im just 2 weeks from completing my student teaching >>>> semester!!! Just this morning though, my principal, a 33 >>>> year old man, invited me to his office. He told me I was >>>> one of the very bestest student teachers he has had in his >>>> building. That he hadnt take any student teachers from my >>>> university because so many of them called off, or just >>>> werent any good. He invited me out tomorrow night for a >>>> couple cocktails and to discuss possible job prospects for >>>> me!! >>>> >>>> So far I'm getting an A and my cooperating teacher and >>>> university supervisor dont know about the meeting. I know >>>> I'm pretty attractive and told him I'd think about it. >>>> Would this be a bad idea to do NOW? Should I wait until >>>> graduation? Let me know, thanks!!!

Dec 28, 2010

One who's seen it happen ... I hope you enjoy your "date," because I doubt you will be fielding any job offers from this guy. I know someone who dated our former principal, and both of their lives were turned upside down. They were mature adults. She was a talented and wonderful teacher, and he was a great principal. Sadly, both were lacking in the area of common sense whe...See More

Dec 28, 2010

this would close doors, not open them On 12/28/10, One who's seen it happen wrote: > > Truthfully, the language you use does smack of the junior high age group. > I've never yet heard an adult use the word "bestest" in my life.

I haven't heard college-educated adults (especially those hoping to educate our children) use the word "bestest" either, or refer to "partyin...See More

Dec 28, 2010

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