Thanks for all of the good wishes; I got the job! I'll be teaching eighth grade Career and Investigation (don't ask me what that means quite yet - I have training in a couple of weeks). All I know is that it is computer based and that every student in the school will be in my class at some point.
The interview wasn't what I would have called incredibly successful. At one point, I started rambling and repeating myself, and then said, "Now that was eloquent, wasn't it?" Luckily, the principal found me charming and a "perfect fit". He called me on the phone today to welcome me aboard. It's comforting to have someone that seems so genuinely kind.
Argh. I guess that means I have to get some new clothes. :)
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C O N G R A T S ! !
Congrats! I think you have a way about lighting up a room when you are around. You are so easy to talk to and it feels as if we have known each other forever. Really, you are super and your students will love you . . . where will Tukcer go?
Congratulations!!!
Congrats from me too.
Congratulations!!
That's my girl!!!! I'm so proud of you. You always loved the middle school age group. Better you than me! I would like to be a fly on the wall in your classroom though.
Ron Salazar called me the other night and he saw your name on military.com. I gave him your site to read. Can't wait to see you and Tucker. Hurry up!
Love, Mom
You make me proud! Go get 'em!
Dad
WOOHOO!!! COngrats!!!
Congratulations! Sounds as if it will be a fun course and you can make it what you want. You have an opportunity to touch a lot of lives. Have fun!!
That's awesome!! Congrats!!
Good for you!!! Congratulations!! :) Isn't it nice to interview with NORMAL people who can see through the jitters & look at you as the nice, capable, hard-working person you are?!
Happy for you!
The worst interviews are always the most successful! Congrats to you and your new career!
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