On 1/06/17, Shophen1 wrote:
> On 1/06/17, nah wrote:
>> On 1/05/17, Shophen1 wrote:
>>> I was working at a school close to
> where I live as a
>>> Subparaprofessional for about a year.
> However due to my
>>> college work I started to get drowsy
> and fall asleep in the
>>> class room. The APPLE gave me three
> strikes and I used it
>> up.
>>> She then asked me to leave. Which I
did
> with no hesitation
>>> since I thought it would be bad to
make
> a scene. That was 2
>>> months ago. Working as a
> Subparaprofessional going long
>>> distances is tough. If I were to come
> back to the school
>> after
>>> 2 months is there a possibility they'd
> let me back in? Has
>>> anyone been in this kin of situation?
> Some feedback would
>> be
>>> helpful. Thank you
>>
>> So, did the teacher just ask you to
> leave the room, or were
>> you fired by the school/district? I
> understand a teacher,
>> who I'm guessing you're calling "the
> APPLE," asking you to
>> leave the room because an adult who is
> supposed to be an
>> authority figure falling asleep will
> destroy classroom
>> management. However, a teacher doesn't
> have the authority to
>> fire you or send you home; only to ask
> you to leave the
>> classroom.
>>
>> If you weren't formally fired by the
> district and you simply
>> left, then you actually abandoned your
> job and were probably
>> fired after a few days of not showing
> up. If you were
>> formally fired by the district, well
> then that's that.
>> Either way, you're not getting a job
> with them again.
>> Certainly not the same year. You were
> not a good employee.
>> I think you can see that.
> Well when I wrote apple I meant
Assistant
> Principal. And I wasn't formally fired.
I
> can still work in the district. I was
just
> told by the Assistant principal of that
> school not to come back.
I think I made it sound like I was told in
front of the kids. But this was at the end
of the day.
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