Posted on 08/05/2007 9:45:07 AM PDT by Jakarta ex-pat
Kayla Nesbit's roots run deep in a small town of sprawling farms and old covered bridges.
New Bloomfield, Perry County -- population 1,077, according to the 2000 U.S. Census -- is home, but not where the 21-year-old wants to leave her mark.
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The difference in private/charter/parochial schools and public schools in Philly is astronomical. The regular, public schools are absolute Hellholes. Even Central High — which is supposed to be one of the “exclusive” public schools — is pretty frightening.
“It’s not just something white people do”
I don’t get this either.
So these really are not loans but are "conditional grants" where the person has to repay if they don't meet the post graduation work requirement.
This is just another federal giveaway IMO.
I believe it is along the lines of, “everybody does it...”
I teach at a middle school that qualifies as one of those economically disadvantaged places I mentioned. I’ve been there 12 years. Fortunately, I teach Spanish-I to students who are higher achievers. I don’t get the “thugs” in my classroom because it’s an elective that requires some work on the part of the student. That’s how I’m going to make it to retirement age.
Actually, unless the name has changed—and it might have—I believe they’re called Pell Grants.
“Thats how Im going to make it to retirement age.”
.....God Bless you!...I hope you’re able to ride it out...my wife did 5 years teaching remedial English at a juco....she taught the thugs that come out of the maryland public school system....they were arrogant,insolent,and threatening....the black women were the worst....
.....one day we sat down and rebalanced our budget and gave my wife retirement ourselves....we miss her pay check but we are a lot happier.
Thanks! You know, I’ve given serious consideration to what I might do if I couldn’t make it to retirement age. [No answer, so far.] The earliest I could retire [according to the current formula] is 5 or 6 years from now—but I don’t want to retire that young. We’ll see, I guess.
What makes them stay in teaching is their inability to write that complete sentence that business correspondence demands.
Oh, I see. Misplaced modifier.
Sounds like this place doesn’t have a problem with illegals at least.
You don’t know what you talking about.
Oh, but I do.
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