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Jul 12, 2006
I will be teaching at a South Valley Middle School. If any
of you know of the working conditions with these at-risk
students...I would appreciate some insight and specifics
regarding which school you are referring to.
Thanks so much!
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I would suspect a lot depends on the principal... could you
contact some teachers from that school to hear the real story?
I mean you will have high poverty, lots of English language
learners, etc..... but whether it's a positive or negative
environment will probably vary from school to school. I don't