Yes, the ratio of counselors to students in quite large and many are overworked. They can probably make more privately. |
Yes they probably could |
| Most counselor vacancies are for part time roles at elementary schools. Elementary counselors are placed on the master schedule and are likely going to be asked to help provide childcare to students who can’t go home early on the early release Mondays. It is not a mystery why those positions continue to be open. |
| So they’ll be using them for babysitting? Hmm. I wonder why nobody wants the job. |
The positions aren’t open because of 7 ER days. There schedule is filled with dealing with kids, some that are great but many who are entitled, disrespectful and possibly dangerous. |
Only 5 of the openings are part time and several are for high school. |
Just blame the principal, as usual. |
And you’ve “won” the prize for worst spelling mistake ever. Hope you’re not a teacher! |
Or maybe they were afraid they wouldn't get their yard sign
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It's typically more fun to blame teachers. |
Yes maybe they held out for the lawn sign and then once it was staked in the ground, they submitted the job postings. Suckers! |
Is there a sign for 88% open positions filled?
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Yeah our ES has two counselors and both always look wiped out and done-too many behaviors and needs to keep up with. |
| The yard sign initiative has been “paused.” |
Do they now say-never mind we have 3 openings again lol |