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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am part time SpEd and love it. I am a case manager for 6 high-functioning students, and work in their classrooms as what is basically an assistant. I also work with a few teachers in an assistant role for hours that my own students don't need. But, I don't make much because I'm at 50%. [/quote] Do you have a master's in Special Ed? I'm wondering what it would take to get into the field. Thanks![/quote] There is a teacher shortage. The Sacramento district is hiring seven additional teachers this year from the Philippines. It has spent nearly $3,000 on hotel rooms during the past two years for its staff to travel there. The Sacramento City Teachers Association suggested the district’s foray into international recruitment reflects less competitive pay. Silly union. [/quote] Yes, quite silly a union would posit that a school district traveling overseas to hire teachers they can't find locally would be doing so because they aren't paying enough for local teachers to fill the spots. Silly union! Or stupid poster. Not sure which.[/quote]
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