Posted on Apr 11, 2022
New Mexico asks National Guard to work as substitute teachers to keep classrooms open
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I just read this story...
What the h*ll is going on in New Mexico where they're putting a Specialist in charge of a classroom full of kids? I thought there were standards for teachers? I thought you needed some type of certification? Background check? Does it sound legitimate for a 19 year old Guard mechanic to be teaching a high school algebra class?
I just read this story...
What the h*ll is going on in New Mexico where they're putting a Specialist in charge of a classroom full of kids? I thought there were standards for teachers? I thought you needed some type of certification? Background check? Does it sound legitimate for a 19 year old Guard mechanic to be teaching a high school algebra class?
New Mexico asks National Guard to work as substitute teachers to keep classrooms open
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Can't do it here, the law says, that you'll have to be a certified teacher to be with the kids in a classroom.
The department of education certifying office does the certifying of teachers.
The department learned long ago, not to just put anyone as a sub, or baby sitter in the classroom. It never worked.
The department of education certifying office does the certifying of teachers.
The department learned long ago, not to just put anyone as a sub, or baby sitter in the classroom. It never worked.
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Sgt (Join to see) - I can see it now, a PFC calling in artillery danger close, or air support by your AO. Lol
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Cpl Vic Burk
SGT (Join to see) - Just curious what state you live in. If they can't find a teacher in Tennessee they can issue an emergency license one year at a time. Memphis has many teachers on these emergency licenses.
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Cpl Vic Burk - Don't live in the mainland, I live on Guam, a small island in the pacific. Every year we have a problem with not enough teachers on island, but DOE recruits off island, must be a good deal, every year we get applicated form the states.
Here on Guam, when summer comes, teachers have a choice of getting the summer months pay in one lumpsum, or paid every 2 weeks.
And, you can always work for the Department of Defense as a school teacher, and teach on base for military family students. But, every year you have to reapply to be a teacher for DOD, a good way of not keeping teachers that are not wanted. The DOD teachers are not required by Guam law to be a certified teacher, they just get paid more.
Hey, DOD has a blank check. Lol
Here on Guam, when summer comes, teachers have a choice of getting the summer months pay in one lumpsum, or paid every 2 weeks.
And, you can always work for the Department of Defense as a school teacher, and teach on base for military family students. But, every year you have to reapply to be a teacher for DOD, a good way of not keeping teachers that are not wanted. The DOD teachers are not required by Guam law to be a certified teacher, they just get paid more.
Hey, DOD has a blank check. Lol
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