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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote]Also, may I add that (annually) as a teacher I am asked t donate to the "school fund." What. Other profession would ask this of their employees? I resent this because I feel Thai I am underpaid for what I do.the school can get quite aggressive about it to. I think this is also inductive of teachers not being respected as s "professional' who is trying to make a living.. Can you imagine if a lawyer, doctor, businessperson was Sked to contribute money to their institution?[/quote] What school system are you in? This is not the case in Montgomery County and our PTA gives every teacher $250 to spend on classroom supplies on top of dozens of appreciation events. [/quote] every independent school that I have worked at in Montgomery County over the past 15 years .[/quote] Please tell me which school so I can look for it during transfer season. My MCPS MS ran out is scotch tape two weeks ago.[/quote] What is "transfer season ?" I am the independent school teacher who has worked at iocal indpendent schools, and every single one of them has asked for annual donations.....[/quote] I was actually asking the PP in an MCPS where the PTA gave each teacher $250 for classroom supplies. [/quote] Yes, I understand....but I was just curious what transfer season is, as I have never heard of that term...[/quote] Sorry. In MCPS, there's a couple months each Spring when teachers who already work for the system can change schools by interviewing for open spots. This of course, creates new open spots which are then filled by new hires if there isn't a budget crunch. [/quote] Thank you =)[/quote]
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