Posted by Valleview on August 04, 2014 at 07:42:33 from (72.105.110.191):
In Reply to: O/T Job Advice for Son posted by fergienewbee on August 04, 2014 at 07:00:23:
Larry, your son appears to have a plan. If the district is a good one (and he must think it is), then he should keep trying.
A few things to consider: Five preps for a young teacher is too much, but it is no doubt a small school and that happens. I have done it and it is no picnic; it is however, good experience and will be a resume builder when an opening comes up in the preferred district. He doesn't have to stay at this school forever. Getting the additional licensure is a really good idea, multi-licensed teachers are usually hired over one subject area candidates. Is your son willing to coach, advise? That seems to be a big advantage when schools hire. Has the school passed him over for a full-time position in the past? That sends a big message about what they think of him. Tell him best wishes. Rand
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