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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There are an incredible number of classroom teacher, AP, staff development, and support staff positions that are still open on MCPS careers. What's the scoop on what happens if positions are not filled? [/quote] This happens every year. It will all work out.[/quote] It DIDN’T work out at all schools. It was a miserable year that I do not want to repeat. And yet we are not fully staffed so here we go. - teacher at an elementary school in the Seneca Valley cluster [/quote] OMG OMG OMG the sky is falling![/quote] Love the sarcasm and condescension from a moron who clearly has absolutely no idea what a classroom looks like in the year 2023.[/quote] Also love the faux histrionics by people who know this is not a real problem but just want to fearmonger.[/quote] No one is fear mongering…. Yeah, it’ll “work out”… at the expense of other teachers planning times. So yeah, it won’t affect YOU, just everyone who is working in an understaffed school and/or any teacher who is working at a school where a sub hasn’t picked up jobs for absent teachers (which is going to be every single day at a school in the district) but go off with your nonsense: you don’t have a clue. [/quote]
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