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So a while back, I ran into a flute player I knew from orchestra when I was having an interview at Peet's. I asked her what she was doing, and it turned out that she teaches music in the Palo Alto school district! I thought, well, how nice, and I asked her what I could do with music.
She told me to take the CBEST and get fingerprinted, and after that sign up with the district and I could start teaching.
Well, it took me a while of working at Peet's before I finally got my act together and e-mailed her for advice after I had passed the CBEST. She gave me the e-mails of the sub coordinator for the district and also the woman in charge or coordinating music education, who e-mailed me back and told me I'd be a great sub and that she'd forward my e-mail around to all the music teachers in the area, and once I get my number, I'll be a substitute teacher for reals!
Well okay, then. I guess that means employment, albeit unstable? More on this once I get another e-mail.
I this week is the last week I work at Peet's. Every hour feels like I'm walking uphill. I'm trying not to think about it as if everything I do there is pointless. ^^;
She told me to take the CBEST and get fingerprinted, and after that sign up with the district and I could start teaching.
Well, it took me a while of working at Peet's before I finally got my act together and e-mailed her for advice after I had passed the CBEST. She gave me the e-mails of the sub coordinator for the district and also the woman in charge or coordinating music education, who e-mailed me back and told me I'd be a great sub and that she'd forward my e-mail around to all the music teachers in the area, and once I get my number, I'll be a substitute teacher for reals!
Well okay, then. I guess that means employment, albeit unstable? More on this once I get another e-mail.
I this week is the last week I work at Peet's. Every hour feels like I'm walking uphill. I'm trying not to think about it as if everything I do there is pointless. ^^;