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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think the PP who wrote that having the principal likes you helped get sub jobs is probably referring to ES. At my HS, it’s definitely the secretary who is in charge of substitute teachers. The principal is not involved at all. Too many fires to put out on a daily basis to worry about this.[/quote]

Correct, if you're referring to my post from 14:19, the person who told me about that usually subbed at elementary schools.

I don't remember the exact details and hours and was just throwing out numbers for illustrative purposes.  But if I recall correctly, they said they were hoping that they got to stay through lunchtime at the school.  Because if they did that, then they'd have enough hours to be paid for a full days work, regardless of what time they actually finish the day afterwards.

And as mentioned this was a while back too.  So am not sure if things changed or I might have even understood or remembered correctly.

But also exactly, like a couple of posters expressed interest in it, a lot of the people who I knew were subs, were retirees who did it partially for the flexibility.[/quote]

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