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by Sandy Arieno
Mar 20, 2012
What law protects us from being verbally torn apart by students?
by Lisa Langston
Apr 3, 2012
We're looking for a H.S. Math teacher Highly qualified with 3 to 4 yrs experience. Fingerprint card required. Our Online H.S. has kids struggling in Math. We need someone to help our kids!! Schedule can be flexible. Excellent Salary. Please give me a call at 602-332-5898. Thank you, Lisa Langston
Hi, we are a very relevant couple in our 60's with a charming 3 bdrm 2 bath home on a quarter acre in Vancouver Wa 5 mins from Portland and we seek to spend a month to a month & 1/2 during the winter season in your area. If you are retired or perhaps a teacher with summers off or self employed/work from home type & that sounds appealing to ...See MoreHi, we are a very relevant couple in our 60's with a charming 3 bdrm 2 bath home on a quarter acre in Vancouver Wa 5 mins from Portland and we seek to spend a month to a month & 1/2 during the winter season in your area. If you are retired or perhaps a teacher with summers off or self employed/work from home type & that sounds appealing to you, we could most likely work out a win/win situation to get you out of the stifling heat of summer there & vacation here where an A/C is RARELY if ever used. We have been married 40 yrs and are very stable, happy & upbeat. We are educated & we do not partake of any bad habits. My hubby has some health issues (heart & joint) but is completely ambulatory, it's just after all these years the cool damp seasons are getting to our psyche & his physical health. Our home is very clean, very inviting, lots of light, updated & modern. Our yard is full of mature trees & landscaping, the home was built in '73. It's on a quiet short street but close to everything. We have no problems with crime in our neighborhood so no worrying about sleeping with one eye open LOL. We have no problem sharing our space, we have been renting our two spare rooms out off & on for 5 yrs or so. We require only one room in a home & it doesn't have to be fancy, just clean & safe. You can bring your furry kids as our entire yard is fenced & there are tons of walking trails & a dog park close by. As well we would want to bring our small dogs with us to Texas. Ours are extremely socialized & happy campers like us. We lead a very simple easy going lifestyle, AKA quiet & boring :) If you've dreamed of getting away from there when the killer heat comes you wouldn't find a better place to head to & nicer people to accomodate you during your stay here. If you have time to browse, look at a website called 'Portlandbridges.com'. It will give you a glimpse into life here, the Pacific coast is an hour & a half away. If you love waterfalls, forests, mountains, rivers & streams this is the place to be!
My husband was just RIF'd. After 14 years, kicked to the curb. Is there anybody out there--advocates...been there done that...that can help with this transition? So many questions and no answers.
I am interviewing for a position at Bicentennial North in the Glendale School system. Is this a good school? I worked in the Osborn Schools and it was awful (to me)...is Glendale better?
by Linda Simmons
May 29, 2012
Teaching on the Rez means you can get fired for any reason (or no reason) and there is NO unemployment to collect. They are Not required to collect (or pay) unemployment for their teachers.
Teaching on the rez means you are listed as exempt but still have to punch a time clock and get docked on your pay if you are even 5 minutes late no m...See MoreTeaching on the Rez means you can get fired for any reason (or no reason) and there is NO unemployment to collect. They are Not required to collect (or pay) unemployment for their teachers.
Teaching on the rez means you are listed as exempt but still have to punch a time clock and get docked on your pay if you are even 5 minutes late no matter how far you drove to get there or how bad the weather is.
Teaching on the Rez means they can fire you to hire a Native teacher (Native preference).
Teaching on the Rez (if you are a white person) means dealing with the anti-white attitudes of the students, the parents, the other teachers, and the administration. Kids will call you names, tell you to STFU, act crazy, and no sending them to the office because they won't follow through. Native teachers can take your supplies and never pay you back.
Teaching on the rez (if you are white) means that despite all your efforts to learn their culture and language and be respectful and include their culture in your lessons, they will revile you, treat you like crap and make you feel very unwanted.
That's why i will NEVER teach on the rez again; despite the fact that I got the kids' test scores to go UP substantially while I was there.
If you want to make a difference; don't bother going to the rez with that in mind; it won't happen and you will leave feeling chewed up and spit out.
Anyone have any suggestions of a great SEI full endorsement class that is online?
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On 3/27/12, Susie wrote: > On 3/20/12, Sandy Arieno wrote: >> What law protects us from being verbally torn apart by students? > > > Ii do not know the law, but how are you being verbally abused > by your...See More