Anonymous wrote:You guys scare me with all these stories. What could parent do? I think all sub teacher(s) follow curriculum to teach students, and of course a long term sub is a lot better than different temp subs for the rest of school year. Is 2nd grade important? If my kid is really strong on academic, will she get affected less? Her IEP is mainly behavioral and social goals, and team work in school setting.
Anonymous wrote:Well my third grader hasn’t had a teacher for four weeks straight yet the job isn’t posted in MCPS careers….so what does that mean?!?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:855 (eight-hundred-and-fifty-five) positions on MCPS Careers. That seems high for this time of the year. And that’s not even all the listings that I’m aware of that are coming out in the next few weeks or months.
The shortages will not improve, with regards to special ed or paraeducators, because the school system is grinding them to dust. If that attitude is not turned around, you’ll keep seeing people flee for the exits.
Don't let the vacancy number scare you. When schools get their staffing they find that they can hire more teachers. They post the jobs early so they can hire before July. These vacancies also include coaches, paras, lunch aides, etc.
Anonymous wrote:855 (eight-hundred-and-fifty-five) positions on MCPS Careers. That seems high for this time of the year. And that’s not even all the listings that I’m aware of that are coming out in the next few weeks or months.
The shortages will not improve, with regards to special ed or paraeducators, because the school system is grinding them to dust. If that attitude is not turned around, you’ll keep seeing people flee for the exits.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
That means we won't see the new long term sub until next year spring parent teacher conference
Does MCPS have spring conferences??