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May 28, 2017
I know to be released , one must me promoted ..Is moving from Teacher to Teacher /head coach considered a promotion ..Just checking
Oct 12, 2015
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Happy Camper
On 10/12/15, Sick & Tired wrote: > I am 47 years old, married, with 2 sons in middle school. > Teaching is my passion but with all the BS paperwork I'm not > teaching. I teach first grade in a Title I school and I > spend numerous hours at school and at home just doing > "school work." I am on 3 different medications to...See More
ATLTeacher
How are you doing now?
Oct 28, 2016
Does anyone know how it is to work in either Fulton or Gwinnett Counties? I'm a language arts/ESOL teacher. I've heard good things about Gwinnett. How about Fulton? Thank you in advance for any information you give.
ATLTeacher
Fulton is nice thought it can be rough in some schools. The district overall operates well and teachers are paid decently.
Dec 16, 2015
My wife and I recently moved to Cherokee County (Woodstock GA) and are having trouble finding her work. She has all of her teaching certifications, a bachelor's from an accredited school, and is working on her master's degree from the same university. She's also going on two years of elementary school, self-contained classroom, special...See More
ATLTeacher
I know this is late but a good site to use is teachgeorgia.org. Special ed is usually a field in demand so it might have just been that area.
Jan 4, 2016
Jeck
On 1/04/16, cocoa03 wrote: > Hi is anyone in GA a member of the MACE Teacher advocacy > group? If so, I would like to know if you are satisfied > with it. I was also looking for a response to the same question. I have spoken with them & I believe I'm going to join.
ATLTeacher
I'm not a member but plan to join. I have seen them in action at my school and they get out there and picket with signs. The conditions at the school were bad-lying principal, forcing grade changes, harassment, etc. They picketed the principal twice. One time, early in the morning, they were outside when teachers and students were arriving and the ...See More
Jun 14, 2016
ATLTeacher
What did you end up doing to rectify the situation?
Nov 6, 2016
ATLTeacher
Interesting question. Possibly depends on the school or principals.
Dec 3, 2016
I am teaching in a state Charter school for Fulton county. We only have 40 min planning time per day and recess duty everyday. The rumor is now, that the principal wants us to have our lunch breaks in the cafeteria with the students (lack of custodians,.. helpers,..) Is it legal? Unfortunately our contract does not say much about lega...See More
ATLTeacher
Since Fulton is a charter district, they can set some different rules. For example, a public school is supposed to allow for 30 minute lunch. Fulton allows for 23 in some schools. You may want to check with the charter organization for the state. I'm not sure of the name but the principals have some flexibility, which can be detrimental overall.
Dec 15, 2016
ATLTeacher
From what I understand, they cannot. They also cannot if they resign.
Dec 11, 2016
I know a teacher can break a contract for a promotion. Is a School Counselor position considered a promotion?
ATLTeacher
What did you find out?
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