By: kbmeade

kbmeade — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 01:33:00 +0000

I worked for over 10 years as a non classified employee in the school district. Teachers complain if the sun doesn’t shine that day. This year they had to make up 8 days because of going over the normal 5 calamity days. They had no problem staying under the blankets all day while it was cold and snowy but want to (****tch because those days have to be made up. Did they take it out on the kids, yes they did, they were hateful and crabby with these children. Out of the 6 hours and 35 minutes per day they are “teaching” they have lunch time, plan time and if that is not enough on Friday afternoon it is group the classes to together and have movie afternoon, pop corn and juice for someone else to clean up and then look at you and say job security. They gripe because they do not have enough plan time although the time that is allotted for such activity they are in the next classroom gossiping and not using time wisely. They are more well protected by their Union than the non classified employees. If teachers think that a non classified employee is not doing their job correctly, and they have no experience in the field but because they are teachers they are the smartest and wisest of all, they go and complain about things like not enough toilet paper in the bathroom. I have dealt with enough teachers over the years to know there is only one way to do something and that is their way. The waste at the end of the school year is awful, the things that are thrown out, that our tax dollar paid for because they have no use for it. Books that had to be taken to the trash under the cover of darkness so that nosey neighbors would not see what was being thrown away. You name it and I have dealt with it. It’s the non classified employees that needs the rubber rooms, because they are nuts for staying in the positions that we are in.

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By: kbmeade