Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It is usual for every school to have multiple new teachers in each department these days. Teachers are leaving. The profession doesn’t pay enough to justify the work load and disrespect.

Well most only work 150 days or so and get awesome benes even a pension.

… and a tremendous amount of disrespect as well as a terrible work/life balance.

At other schools sure, they'd get quite a bit of disrespect. At TJ, highly doubt it.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It is usual for every school to have multiple new teachers in each department these days. Teachers are leaving. The profession doesn’t pay enough to justify the work load and disrespect.

Well most only work 150 days or so and get awesome benes even a pension.

… and a tremendous amount of disrespect as well as a terrible work/life balance.

Anonymous wrote:I would imagine that TJ has more teacher turnover than other schools - that is a lot of stress for teachers to deal with. TJ parents are out of control.

Are you a teacher at TJ? Or the crazy parent? What exactly do you mean?

Anonymous wrote:Ooh. I hope it’s all but 2 of them. Maybe 3. That department needs a refresh. Like physics got this year!

Why do you say that?

I would imagine that TJ has more teacher turnover than other schools - that is a lot of stress for teachers to deal with. TJ parents are out of control.

Ooh. I hope it’s all but 2 of them. Maybe 3. That department needs a refresh. Like physics got this year!

School is getting larger every year from 1920 to 2200 next year.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It is usual for every school to have multiple new teachers in each department these days. Teachers are leaving. The profession doesn’t pay enough to justify the work load and disrespect.

Well most only work 150 days or so and get awesome benes even a pension.

Teacher contract is 195 days. Where are you getting 150 days from?

His butt. But you already knew the answer to that.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It is usual for every school to have multiple new teachers in each department these days. Teachers are leaving. The profession doesn’t pay enough to justify the work load and disrespect.

Well most only work 150 days or so and get awesome benes even a pension.

Teacher contract is 195 days. Where are you getting 150 days from?

That's why PP isn't going for the math teacher opening.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It is usual for every school to have multiple new teachers in each department these days. Teachers are leaving. The profession doesn’t pay enough to justify the work load and disrespect.

Well most only work 150 days or so and get awesome benes even a pension.

Teacher contract is 195 days. Where are you getting 150 days from?

That's why PP isn't going for the math teacher opening.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It is usual for every school to have multiple new teachers in each department these days. Teachers are leaving. The profession doesn’t pay enough to justify the work load and disrespect.

Well most only work 150 days or so and get awesome benes even a pension.

Teacher contract is 195 days. Where are you getting 150 days from?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It is usual for every school to have multiple new teachers in each department these days. Teachers are leaving. The profession doesn’t pay enough to justify the work load and disrespect.

Well most only work 150 days or so and get awesome benes even a pension.

Sounds like you should apply. Given the shortages you might have a shot.

Anonymous wrote:It is usual for every school to have multiple new teachers in each department these days. Teachers are leaving. The profession doesn’t pay enough to justify the work load and disrespect.

Well most only work 150 days or so and get awesome benes even a pension.

It is usual for every school to have multiple new teachers in each department these days. Teachers are leaving. The profession doesn’t pay enough to justify the work load and disrespect.

It seems TJ is hiring quite a few math teachers this year (according to the multiple job postings over the past few months). How many math teachers are leaving? The whole department is only 18 teachers. Is this usual for TJ to have multiple new math teachers each year?