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May 14, 2009
Tabatha
On 5/14/09, Newly Hired wrote: > I've just been hired to teach a mixed 7th/8th grade self- > contained classroom next year. I should have about 15 > students total. I have taught only single subjects prior > to this - English-grades 7th and 9th (not combined), > Algebra I-9th grade, and Geometry-10 grade. I have a > zillion questi...See More
Newly Hired
I should have 8 or 9 students per grade for a total of 16 to 18.
Newly Hired
No - I will not have a teacher's aide to help me.
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