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skysidhe · 01-10-2010, 01:33 PM

Thank you cicero. Funny story. I wish I could read it!

I'll be sending good energy your way as well.

@ monster. Really, How many brain cells does one need anyway to push papers. I am sure she said interviews and not applicants although I questioned myself whether she really said that or not.

Maybe a lot of state workers got letters and if they have one the hiring managers are mandated to give an interview * shrug* Dunno.

I know just from OSB alone there were plenty and talking about wasted resources is what ultimately caused it's demise although for years people were not given the option of OSB at IEP meetings because state schools do not fall under the 'least restrictive environment' rule. ( my opinion) Unfortunately there are not many teachers with that specialized teaching license in public schools and resources are tight anyway.

Who has the extra money to send a mobility instructor to a rural area for 2 hours a week?

Many more important things lost here than my job. The end of an era for a historic school and the end of 24/7 services for kids who really needed them.

01-10-2010, 01:33 PM	#4996
skysidhe ~~Life is either a daring adventure or nothing.~~ Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 6,828	Thank you cicero. Funny story. I wish I could read it! I'll be sending good energy your way as well. @ monster. Really, How many brain cells does one need anyway to push papers. I am sure she said interviews and not applicants although I questioned myself whether she really said that or not. Maybe a lot of state workers got letters and if they have one the hiring managers are mandated to give an interview * shrug* Dunno. I know just from OSB alone there were plenty and talking about wasted resources is what ultimately caused it's demise although for years people were not given the option of OSB at IEP meetings because state schools do not fall under the 'least restrictive environment' rule. ( my opinion) Unfortunately there are not many teachers with that specialized teaching license in public schools and resources are tight anyway. Who has the extra money to send a mobility instructor to a rural area for 2 hours a week? Many more important things lost here than my job. The end of an era for a historic school and the end of 24/7 services for kids who really needed them. Last edited by skysidhe; 01-10-2010 at 01:41 PM.