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    Post: What do teachers do when they are no longer teaching?

    gretchen

    Posted on 6/25/09

    I've got 7 years of public kindergarten under my belt.
    (From another state, of course.) I'm a PA native. I'm back
    in my home town. I don't pretend to ever be able to get a
    teaching job. (Oh, I have one at a private school. They are
    just firing me without cause (cough**er...offering me a
    demotion)). What else can we do with our useless degrees?
    Mine are very lovely. Elem. Ed and MA in Computers and
    Instruction, but completely useless. What other fields can
    we segue into? PA has a huge amount of us sitting around
    wishing we had real jobs. With security. With a future.
    There's got to be a market for us. Maybe I'll post on
    craigslist:

    30 something married ex-excellent teacher with kids looking
    for some sort of hope. Jerks need not apply.


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