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Pros Student Safety. Cons Too many Students. A typical job for me was taking the attendance for the class and making sure that the students did their work and followed the lesson plans.

That is basically the life and job of a substitute teacher. It is tedious and respectless unless you want to be a real teacher. Heavy Equipment Mechanic. Routing and Planning Specialist. Licensed Vocational Nurse. I really loved working at Greg Rogers and appreciated the couple of other schools that requested me.

I had enough work from Rogers not to need to branch out to many more schools. I have also heard some horror stories from co-workers in the district, though. I think on the long-term side of things, CVESD does not stand by their loyal employees, but on the substitute side of things, it's a good place to work. Working in a public school district is very challenging but can be rewarding as well. A typical day at work would start at and you would begin teaching small groups at this time.

You need to have classroom management and student management skills so that your groups will go smoothly. Each school work place culture is different. I worked at a Charter School were teachers were very competitive and student learning was rewarded.

The hardest part of being a special educator is when you have difficulties with exceptional students. Parents can work with you or not buy into the concept of special education and will want to place blame for exceptional student's failure on you as a teacher. But over the years I experience a lot more enjoyable moments remembering how exceptional students can succeed with the right instructional and behavioral supports and encouragement from a dedicated special educator.

Pros Hard Work preparing differentiated lessons, collaboration with teachers, communication with students and teachers, patience, forbearing, planning for the long term.

Cons fast paced environment, misunderstandings, lack of tolerance or understanding of exceptional student's academic and behavioral progress. This is a great place to work in. The environment and atmosphere is just phenomenal. I learn a lot. The most enjoyable part of my job is to help teachers and faculty members succeed at their job by providing technical assistance.

The C. In my case, the leader lacks leadership skills, which stresses out the staff members and do not find it fun. My job position offers a limited professional growth. Pros benefits if full time.

Cons poor leadership. While working with the school district I have been able to assist in the cafeteria during the students' meal times. To me, this was a great experience to interact with the students and kitchen staff. All experiences have been good with co-workers willing to assist and inform me of what is expected in this job. Pros Great site managers and co-workers. Cons Substitute position.

No set work schedule until permanent employment. Have enjoyed working as a sub for about 15 years in the school district with plus elementary schools. A wide range of schools, from low income to high achievers. Pros Decent pay per hour. Cons Usually only overnight notice. I loved the kids I worked with, and MOST of the faculty members, but without a credential, even though I have TWO advanced degrees, I was talked down to by teachers regularly and had no opportunities for advancement.

The benefits are by far the best I have ever had from an employer, though. Pros Healthcare, lots of breaks. The renovated compressed natural gas station was commissioned in December In March , the District began replacing petroleum fueled vehicles with cleaner compressed natural gas vehicles. The District estimates displacing approximately 5, gallons of gas per year with the four compressed natural gas vehicles purchased in March and May of The District has also increased non-district compressed natural gas consumers from 25 to 80 per month because of the increased efficiency of the station and the ability to pay with credit cards.

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