I got my letter today and I’m getting displaced as a B&G. I really don’t want to have to move schools as I love my school and I’m friendly with all the staff and am close with my fellow B&Gs and plant manager. Is there any way I can stay at my school or is the decision final? Thank you.
Hi, I was displaced officially in May, but have not had any luck hearing back from most of schools I submitted my resume too, as the positions have already been filled for lower elementary. I am located far east in Whittier, and cannot find anything I’m region east. I have only interviewed or been approached by West and South district, which is a 1+ hr drive. Does any one know how long we have to look before we are assigned a school site? Also, are there different displacement lists based on the region? I really hope to find somewhere to call home, this is my 4th year. Has anyone heard of any openings? Thanks!
Anyone have kids there and experience with the school? How is it? How does it compare with Ivanhoe academically and socially? Thanks!
Hello, I work in S1 area and currently live in the area as well. The school is was in currently did budget cuts and i was one of the people that got cut. I am being sent to N1 which is so far from home. Is there anything I can do before I have to report to that school? Anything to get a school closer to home?
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Has anyone have experience working at Carlson Home Hospital school? I am looking for a special education teaching position. I know that there are a ton of different special education programs. However, I did not know that it was possible to go into homeschooling.
How is the paperwork like is there still IEPS, is there a set salary or do teachers just log hrs. I’m curious and want to get more info.. Thank you 🙏
I am a tutor that applied for the Parent Education Support Assistant in Spanish and I also applied for the School Climate Advocate. I got waitlisted/ on the eligibility list of some sort but I haven’t heard back from HR or school following this after 5-6 Months? I also just got laid off due to budget cuts at the charter school I worked at. Please help with any advice or suggestions you might have. I need a job for the new school year. Please advice any recommendations or tips on how to get hired through LAUSD faster.
I currently work as a sub trainee. My coworker, also a sub trainee, said the permanent position would be posted 6/1. I've been checking and no luck. Anyone have any insight?
I feel like they won't hire perm anymore, since they'll have to provide benefits etc to those jobs, and just keep subs subbing forever.
Hello everyone!
My school currently is looking for an ELD teacher. This job would be to teach ELD 9 and ELD 10. You may teach the newcomers.
If you have any questions feel free to send me a message.
Edit - ideally the candidate speaks Spanish as our student population is mostly Latino.
Hi, has anyone got any idea if LAUSD will open up teaching positions for external candidates? Earlier this year I saw that there was constantly about 3-7 vacancies & now I see the job postings for 50+ vacancies for Elementary in my district, school resumes in August is there any possibility that not all positions will be filled & they will remove the hiring freeze? I already started to apply to other districts, charters, private etc. & I haven't been able to secure a follow up interview. Starting to worry
Hello, My kid will be in PALS for one more year. After which, they may want to put him in TK or K (as opposed to PALS fora third year). If that’s the case, I’ll put him in TK (so he starts Kinder at 6) and transition the ABA services to school so he has support in transitioning to a bigger classroom. He’s currently level 3 due to a significant Speech delay but I think he’ll be fully verbal in the next 1-2 years.
My question for parents of kids with Autism who participated in PALS: Did you you place your child in a “regular” kindergarten class or did you enroll your child in one of the schools that have a dedicated classroom for children with Autism? (i believe it’s different then general special ed.) I don’t know how many there are but I know of at least one LAUSD school in Van Nuys that has one. Not sure what grade it goes til (at least 2nd).
Can anyone point me in the right direction where I can sign up for the 457b and 403b I've called payroll I've called benefits I've called voya I've called so many numbers and just keep getting transferred from department to department and eventually they'll tell me to call benefits back
Hi everyone, I just recently got my preliminary credential back in January, and have gotten on the eligibility list for the district. I have applied to quite a few jobs, but had no luck so far. From what I heard in the grapevine - many displaced teachers get first come, first serve since they're on the "must-place" list.
With all of this in mind, and with the school year near its end, I am getting worried that the window of oppurtunity is closing as well. My question is: Does the district still post vacancies and hold interviews after the June?
I have an eligibility interview coming up for a teaching position and was wondering what I should expect. For those who have gone through one before, what kinds of questions do they typically ask? Is it more of a screening interview, scenario-based questions, or something else? Any tips or advice would be appreciated!
Are principals hiring transfer teachers now or are they stuck to the displacement list?