Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:DCPS doesn’t do separate contracts for long term subs so the school is stuck with the regular sub pool to cover long term absences. And subs are not paid well or have any job security so it is really hard to cover a longer medical absence or maternity leave well. —DCPS teacher
True, but now they have positions in the school’s budget for long term subs. Mine has 3 permanent ones and 4 contracted out extra.
-Another DCPS teacher
Interesting. I am a DCPS teacher and our administration swears up and down they can’t have permanent subs anymore.
So do the schools I sub at
They are lying to you both or are not so great at their jobs because they are misinformed.
This is a random school I pulled up, look under ‘school instructional support positions.’ Hmmm ‘school building substitute teacher.’
https://archive.dcpsbudget.com/wp-content/uploads/Dorothy-Height-ES_FY26_Amended.pdf
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:DCPS doesn’t do separate contracts for long term subs so the school is stuck with the regular sub pool to cover long term absences. And subs are not paid well or have any job security so it is really hard to cover a longer medical absence or maternity leave well. —DCPS teacher
True, but now they have positions in the school’s budget for long term subs. Mine has 3 permanent ones and 4 contracted out extra.
-Another DCPS teacher
Interesting. I am a DCPS teacher and our administration swears up and down they can’t have permanent subs anymore.
So do the schools I sub at