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Jan 20, 2018
Hello! I am a senior in college studying to be a special education teacher. I was supposed to student teach from February-May, but due to a lot of family issues I was unable to qualify to student teach and instead I am doing an internship in the school system. In order to fund my education, I've received a forgivable loan (FELS) from the NCSEAA. Th...See More
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Snowgal17
What classes are you taking to replace the student teaching? Usually, Senior II is a 10 credit class needed for graduation. I am thinking that the reason that Lateral Entry is not counted is that you have a provisional license until the Lateral Entry requirements are cleared. The RALC has a lot of information on lateral entry. I think the bigger pr...See More
Jan 9, 2018
Karen C
The days roll over to sick leave.
Carolinagrad83
Update...I emailed our finance dept with this question and she said that they DO pay you for up to 30 days of annual leave!! So yay!!
Oct 15, 2017
Karen C
North Carolina politics has been taken over by right-wing politics who view public education as a financial drain and want to privatize it. There are no teachers unions in North Carolina because it is illegal for teachers to join unions. It is the same all over the state of North Carolina. NC did elect a Democratic governor, but the republican legi...See More
Carolinagrad83
Melissa, be sure to look at the NC salary scale before you decide. In addition to the info provided by Karen (and every word of it is true), the jackals in our General Assembly have capped the salary scale at $51,000. Unless they change it in the next budget, in 2018-19, a 15 year teacher will make about $130 less/month than a 30 year teacher. If y...See More
Jan 8, 2018
Dec 16, 2017
bill T/Fl
hello, early. I'm bill T and taught for 31 years NC. Unfortunately, 10 of those years were in a private school setting, so when I retired, at age 62, I had only completed 21 years of public school service and thus, only qualified for the reduced pension. /that coupled with social security and military retirement you're stuck in a way. but your heal...See More
Aug 24, 2017
ElementaryTeach2003
At my school, we do enter our common assessments on Google Drive. However, we only enter a percentage of proficiency and no names of students are entered. We upload a lot of data to the drive too. I'm pretty sure when we have to enter data such as math benchmarks, our folder for that data is only shared with our grade level, the lead teacher and ad...See More
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Going in as a full-fledged teacher (instead of lateral entry) will make it easier for you to find a job and will better prepare you for the job.