I don't work in Brevard, but it seems like they should have some positions posted by now. It's very possible that they are posted internally this time of the year and will be available to external applicants later. I recommend making a list of questions and calling Personnel directly. I'm sure they will answer your question(s) and give you advice/insight. Good luck!,
On 5/13/15, Angela wrote: > Hi fellow educators, I am a teacher in Hawaii and am moving > to Brevard County in a few weeks. I've completed all of my > requirements, have my Fl. SpEd teaching license and have > completed an application for the district. When do they > start posting openings for next school year? I keep logging > in and the only thing that has been posted in the last month > is school psychologist. I'm hopeful that they just haven't > posted their openings yet for 2015-2016. Mahalo for your > help, Angela
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I believe the evaluation system is chronically unfair. Admins come in in the middle of a lesson and expect me to re-explain the entire lesson to the students so that the admin knows I communicate effectively with The students. Otherwise it is a Needs Improvement. So frustrating. Any comments?
On 4/14/15, anonymous wrote: > I believe the ...See MoreAnd to add to your list, in AZ, some public districts actually accepted grants from outside "companies" that want to give a list of requirements for teacher evaluations. These companies even provide their own evaluators - some who have no experience in education or teaching. Yuck!
On 4/14/15, anonymous wrote: > I believe the evaluation system is chronically unfair. Admins come in in the > middle of a lesson and expect me to re-explain the entire lesson to the students > so that the admin knows I communicate effectively with The students. > Otherwise it is a Needs Improvement. So frustrating. Any comments?
Documentation! Hopefully you've been keeping very good records of the student's behavior, with dates/times. If not, start now. Has the student been referred to Schhol Based Team? I know some teachers have gotten the "union" involved if they are members and if they feel threatened by the student. Good luck!
Are charter schools better to teach at compared to the regular public schools? Which charter schools would be the best to apply to. I am reluctant to apply at charter schools in general as I do not know a lot about any and don't know of anyone who has worked at a charter school. Any suggestions......
My experience with charters is just based on teachers who worked at charters then came to public schools. They have told me of being mandated to staffing after/before school programs and being moved into departments that they didn't start out in, because of vacancies.
However, many beginning teachers get their start in charters then make the move to public.
I can't say I have ever spoken to a teacher who absolutely loved working at a charter school.
On 3/30/15, Stacy wrote: > Are charter schools better to teach at compared to the > regular public schools? Which charter schools would be the > best to apply to. I am reluctant to apply at charter > schools in general as I do not know a lot about any and > don't know of anyone who has worked at a charter school. > Any suggestions......
On 3/31/15, Debbie wrote: > Charter schools pay on average, $10,000 less than public > schools. In addition, you don't have the advantage of being > able to belong to a union. > > My experience with charters is just based on teachers who > worked at charters then came to public schools. They have > told me of being mandated to staffing after/before school > programs and being moved into departments that they didn't > start out in, because of vacancies. > > However, many beginning teachers get their start in > charters then make the move to public. > > I can't say I have ever spoken to a teacher who absolutely > loved working at a charter school. > > On 3/30/15, Stacy wrote: >> Are charter schools better to teach at compared to the >> regular public schools? Which charter schools would be > the >> best to apply to. I am reluctant to apply at charter >> schools in general as I do not know a lot about any and >> don't know of anyone who has worked at a charter school. >> Any suggestions......
My kids found this math game online. They get to be a ninja that searches for numbers to fill in problems. (Problems with missing numbers) It's called Number Ninja and has about 5 or 6 different types of math. [link removed]
I don't work in Brevard, but it seems like they should have some positions posted by now. It's very possible that they are posted internally this time of the year and will be available to external applicants later. I recommend making a list of questions and calling Personnel directly. I'm sure they will answer your question(s) a...See More