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Dec 10, 2015
As in most middle schools, "teams" of teachers have regular meetings. For me, it would have been a free period, except that I was asked to make copies for the teacher I was in for- no problem.
What I DID see was a request to ask another teacher if she wanted copies made. Huh? I'm subbing for ONE teacher only.
Last year, I was a "regular" teacher with my own classroom. I got RIF'd at the end of the year. I've had subs subbing for me, and I wouldn't have even DREAMED about asking them to make copies for my cohorts, and wouldn't have asked to make copies for me either. I appreciate that a sub could be new to the building, may not know how to use a copy machine like ours, etc.
So sick of being treated like dirt when working as a sub.
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