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[winnowill2]

Well, it doesn't look as though my job will survive in its current form past the end of the month. After that, it'll be a combination of part-time work for people who had worked here before who are establishing their own companies. Which is fine - since Joe got his new job last year, he makes enough money on his own for us to live on. Anything

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[syven]

I didn't go to college until I was 43 so I feel you there but I found the students to be amazingly laid-back as to my being there. Heck, I'm older then some of my teachers in some classes.

I think you should do it! We need more teachers who are not DoE robots towing the socialist mantra!

[winnowill2]

Thing is - how could I go to work for the public school system, given my overwhelmingly negative opinion of the NEA?

[syven]

Nothing is ever going to change if people only fight against something from the outside. Besides, you can do a year there and get a private teaching gig.

[davew0071]

There are other options besides a public school gig. When Barb was looking for a teaching position, she saw a couple of openings at parochial schools, which she had to ignore, since she's Jewish and wouldn't be able to do some of the required religious curriculum. But not a problem for you

[winnowill2]

I don't have to pay the GOP to be a member, though. :-)

I kid. I know what you mean.

Thanks for the encouragement, Dave.