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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think people also need to understand that all schools do not have the same resources. A small non title 1 school doesn’t have many resource positions. One reading teacher, sbts and aart- who are already on the master. So it hits the harder. And the message to the principals has been, they are not sending help until “ all school resources” have been exhausted. So it’s comments like that that make those of us in schools feel like they don’t really care. It’s very much a figure it out on your own message. It’s also insulting that we are expected to do our regular job ( overwhelming on the best of days) plus teaching/planning/ assessing in these rooms with no additional financial stipend. [/quote]

The county is not willing to send people who sit in offices and constantly rewrite curricula or people who go around supervising other people into classrooms. But they will pull a school reading (or math) specialist to teach all day, thereby depriving 40 students of the essential explicit, frequent reading instruction needed because they are 3 years below in reading. It’s nuts.

[b]My neighborhood ES school is short 4 classroom teachers, 3 IAs, and 5 special education teachers[/b].[/quote]

Eeek! What school is this? Yes, I could probably look at the vacancy list. But it’s easier if you just tell us. [/quote]

My guess is Stratford Landing. [/quote]

Ummm there are several schools in positions like this. [/quote]

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