I love trucks and I love the beach. Maybe my next career can be driving one on the beach, unless they are like the DOE and only hire the young.
The rantings of a teacher who retired from the classroom but not from education.
The rantings of a teacher who retired from the classroom but not from education.
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You may be applying for the job along side the young ones. Principals are already telling which teachers are getting tenure, being denied or extended. I have been privately contacted on some of these situations. There will be A LOT more tenure denials this year as opposed to others.
(This is people's lives they are dealing with. The DOE bureaucrats have absolute no conscience.)
After a year in retirement from teaching, and looking for a job in the non-profit sector, I will tell you that most jobs are going to the very young-30 and under. Even though I have the skills for the jobs to which I have applied, and I have shown how my skills would apply to the said job, I have only gotten one interview, and then I was told I would be bored. After 21 years in an inner city high school, boredom is fine with me.
On a postive note, if they are like the DOE, you would be a shoe in for a supervisory position. No experience driving the trucks but magically qualified.
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