I think my blood sugar is slowly lowering. We’ll have to see.<\/p>\n
Today was a teacher work day. Got my student’s grades back. They had a very good passing rate on the final and a better overall passing rate. This is good as all of my students are repeating their class. As a result, I am starting to get a little bit of “big head.”<\/p>\n
My knee is in horrible shape. The bad news is that the elevator wasn’t working and I ended up going up to the second floor a bunch of times. Unfortunately there is no elevator between my room and the main building, but it’s easier to up and down that flight slowly — for one, it’s steeper.<\/p>\n
I’m worried about tomorrow.<\/p>\n
Good news: there is very little change between my 1st semester roll and my 2nd semester roll for my ELI classes.
Bad news: There is a massive change in my repeaters classes. They are all over 25 students now. We had quite a few students who had flunked only 1st semester of Algebra I, they were also enrolled in Geometry and they are all gone now. (They all passed).<\/p>\n
It’s going to be an interesting day.<\/p>\n
Sure hope my truck is back.<\/p>\n
I have some decisions to make. If I want to move to the new school, there is a January 31st deadline to apply. I don’t think I want to go, but I don’t want to burn that bridge. Also, my principal tells me that he has a computer science opening (I knew this). Of course that status could change, but I would have seniority. Of course that didn’t count last year.<\/p>\n
So do I want to teach computer science? Or math? I’m leaning towards math.<\/p>\n
Do I want to stay at my building? My biggest problem with my building right now is temperature control. It’s great out in the portables — that might be a plus for a new school. My old classroom was incredibly hot in the winter time.<\/p>\n
Decisions!<\/p>\n
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