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Jun 4, 2008
I just got a new job and will resign my current one. My
current job is my first teaching position -- I really
liked it and got along well with everyone, but I needed to
work closer to home.
A colleague at another school said I should wait until
after school gets out to resign. I would like to do it
now so my school can start looking for my replacement. I
feel there will be fewer hard feelings that way.
Anyone have any advice or personal experience to share?
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As a professional courtesy I would notify administration
asap. You are resigning due to distance not because of
negative aspects of your current position. Explain your
reasons and let admin know that you really enjoyed your first
position and wish it were closer to home. Gas prices aren't
going down anyt...See More