That's great to hear, brenda!
18 seniors! So there are just 4 teachers in the high school or something? My grammar school class was three times that.
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That's great to hear, brenda!
18 seniors! So there are just 4 teachers in the high school or something? My grammar school class was three times that.
The school is K-12 so the teachers have to teach multiple levels. As in the Spanish teacher may have 5-6 classes. They have a hard time getting teachers for that reason.
Wow, that is wild to me.
Things may change - with all the pressure teachers are under, I would think teaching five or six classes - small classes, I'd guess - they might look on it as a relief.
But 5 or 6 different classes, so you have to prep that many lesson plans rather than being able to re-use, is rough.
Let's just say that the students don't have any trouble making the sports teams! They do have to work around practice schedules since the same kids are in all the sports (no football, but skiing). I looked at the website and they list 39 teachers, so 3 teachers per class level. 257 students pre-k to 12, or less than 7 students per teacher total. They work it out. As I say, not like my school years but the graduates seem to like it. My nephew never dated anyone he went to school with because he observed that it meant having to spend a whole lot of time with your ex if it didn't work out.
But 5 or 6 different classes, so you have to prep that many lesson plans rather than being able to re-use, is rough.
Exactly. The excessive number of lesson plans is what made my niece-in-law decide not to teach there. She would have been the only Spanish teacher for the whole school. So she drives quite a distance to another district. This resulted in my great nephew not going to the school his dad went to, which annoys my sister despite my explaining repeatedly that the kid has to go to the same school as his teaching parent. He misses out on going to the local school, but he is in a bigger school with more programs and options. Also, having the same vacation schedule as mom, which pretty essential.
I know this could all change at any moment but I’m so grateful and amazed. It’s so much more than I expected.
That is really wonderful to hear! I've been thinking about you both.
I’m glad Mozzie is doing well.
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