Washington Teachers' Union (WTU) has learned that DC Public Schools will be holding a Transfer Fair, tomorrow, June 2nd. The details are below.
Elementary School/Early Childhood Educators, Social Workers, and Special Education Teachers
DCPS Educators interested in transferring schools and excessed teachers interested in interviewing for a teaching position for School Year 2011-2012 are invited to attend the DCPS Transfer Fair tomorrow, Thursday, June 2 at McKinley Technology Senior High School. Please check the Human Resources page of the Educator Portal for a list of available vacancies.
Time: 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm (Social Workers)
Elementary School/Early Childhood Educators, Social Workers, and Special Education Teachers
DCPS Educators interested in transferring schools and excessed teachers interested in interviewing for a teaching position for School Year 2011-2012 are invited to attend the DCPS Transfer Fair tomorrow, Thursday, June 2 at McKinley Technology Senior High School. Please check the Human Resources page of the Educator Portal for a list of available vacancies.
Time: 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm (Social Workers)
5:00 -7:00 p.m. (Social Workers and Elementary, Early Childhood Educators, and Special Education teachers)
Location: McKinley Technology Senior High School
Location: McKinley Technology Senior High School
151 T St NE
Supporting Website: Check DCPS Educator Portal for Vacancy Listings
3 comments:
I understand your former union boss has joined the "dark side"???
Candi,
Can you remove the moderation that is required before comments can be posted? I understand that at one time people were out of line with their comments and your moderation was necessary.
On the other hand, I used to enjoy engaging in conversation with others through this blog, but lately I feel disconnected from coworkers all over the city. Even when you had no time to create new posts, readers used to be able to still share and interact.
There is a lot going on in the system right now, and some people would love to be able to talk and ask questions of one another with some anonymity - such as this forum provides.
If you don't have time to read every post daily, could someone else be assigned this task at the WTU? Their job could be just to keep the conversation civil - not necessarily to respond to every comment.
Does anyone know the list of principals that were given "non-renewal" letters this year??
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