We have a program called Early Start where we bring the 9th graders back early for a two week period. That\u2019s great for me, as it allows me to ease into the school year.<\/p>\n
I have a half day of training tomorrow, a probably half day of teacher workday on Wednesday and we start with the kids next week. They will be at school from 9:00 am until 1:00 pm each day, and they will be feed breakfast and lunch. We will be there Monday through Thursday, so I still have a lot of the day off, and Friday\u2019s. Already have one of those Friday\u2019s planned.<\/p>\n
It went really well last year. It allowed me a great deal of time in my room which I needed. I\u2019m anxious to see what the building is like as I have not set foot in the building since June. We\u2019re supposed to have new HVAC which we can control ourselves.<\/p>\n
I spent the last two weeks \u2013 and two weeks of this week \u2013 getting ready to teach Webmastering. I\u2019m going to start reviewing my online courses and getting things ready for the first six weeks. <\/p>\n
I really recommend an ease back in. It was really nice last year, and you don\u2019t get hit so hard between working and not working.<\/p>\n
Oh, and I still need to do some ACP work \u2013 however, I haven\u2019t gotten paid for my June work so I haven\u2019t been very motivated.<\/p>\n
So this summer was a lot easier than last summer \u2013 though I would have loved to do a summer camp again this year. Need to work on that.<\/p>\n
Oh, and one note \u2013 I did have contact with administration a couple of weeks ago. One of our parents is suing the district and they wanted more documentation. <sigh> <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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