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Become a Guest Teacher for Humble ISD

Become a Guest Teacher for Humble ISD

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~ 3 years, 5 mos ago Dec 4, '20 11:12am

Become a Guest Teacher for Humble ISD

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Are you looking for a rewarding job with a flexible schedule?

Humble ISD is seeking and hiring qualified Guest Teachers who have a passion
for serving our students in the classroom.

Minimum Requirements
• 60 hours or more from a college/university
• Pass a background check

Increased Daily Rates of Pay (through the end of the 2020-21 school year)
• Texas Certified - $120
• Bachelor Degree - $110
• Non Degreed - $100

Visit http;://www.humbleisd.net/apply to complete and submit an
application today. Come join the Humble ISD Family!

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~ 3 years, 5 mos ago Dec 4, '20 11:20am

Hmm, staff shortages starting to manifest?

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~ 3 years, 5 mos ago Dec 4, '20 11:20am

All I can say is, good luck to the district. $13.00 an hour for a degreed professional to be exposed to Covid on a daily basis and to put up with unruly, disrespectful children that I cannot reprimand or discipline...no thanks.

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~ 3 years, 5 mos ago Dec 4, '20 11:22am

Well we all know that substitute "teaching" is nothing more than babysitting the kids till the teacher comes back! LOL.

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~ 3 years, 5 mos ago Dec 4, '20 11:25am

@Cbear : And, the kids know it. Elementary schoolers act up because their routine is disrupted. Middle and high schoolers act out trying to be the cool ones. The poor substitutes are abused.

But, if all they wanted were babysitters, they wouldn't be trying to recruit those with bachelor degrees and teacher certifications

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~ 3 years, 5 mos ago Dec 4, '20 11:41am

@Sammee : I think they are just trying to make it look a little more professional. Can't really advertise for "babysitters" for public school. Although it would be funny!!

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~ 3 years, 5 mos ago Dec 4, '20 11:42am

@Cbear : Some local districts take just about anybody, no education required....

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~ 3 years, 5 mos ago Dec 4, '20 12:07pm

All I can say is, good luck to the district. $13.00 an hour for a degreed professional to be exposed to Covid on a daily basis and to put up with unruly, disrespectful children that I cannot reprimand or discipline...no thanks.

@Sammee : Yep. Tried it once. The kids acted just as you stated above. Never again. I'm not cut out for it.

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~ 3 years, 5 mos ago Dec 4, '20 12:15pm

@Sammee : I think it would be hard to get a last minute notice to come in. Then ....you feel clueless even if the teacher left good notes. Not for me.

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~ 3 years, 5 mos ago Dec 4, '20 12:18pm

@seegee : I don't blame you at all. I, myself, ..... well ..... I'm way too "mean" and have expectations of good behavior. There are a lot of very good children out there, but then there are always those who want to "shake it up a bit" and misbehave. I would be in trouble for nipping it in the bud. It is NOT fair to the other children who truly want to learn when the few disrupt everything. NO, the district would not like me. I have always been strict with my own. I'm not going to be any different for other people's children when they are in my charge.

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~ 3 years, 5 mos ago Dec 4, '20 12:24pm

I also find it interesting how they are calling them "guest teachers". Why do we continue to change the perfectly good and familiar names of things to be politically correct or more polite? Ugh.

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~ 3 years, 5 mos ago Dec 4, '20 12:58pm

Sammee : Yep. Tried it once. The kids acted just as you stated above. Never again. I'm not cut out for it.

@seegee : Me, either. I learned that from volunteering in elementary. Some of those kids had terrible behavior and zero respect for authority. Prior to that, I had seriously considered substituting.

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~ 3 years, 5 mos ago Dec 4, '20 3:09pm

Well we all know that substitute "teaching" is nothing more than babysitting the kids till the teacher comes back! LOL.

@Cbear : A lot of subs really try to teach when they go in but the kids can get really bad. It's not that they don't want to teach, some kids just don't allow it.

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~ 3 years, 5 mos ago Dec 4, '20 3:10pm

I also find it interesting how they are calling them "guest teachers". Why do we continue to change the perfectly good and familiar names of things to be politically correct or more polite? Ugh.

@Cbear : Probably to keep them from thinking they're permanent hires which they would have to pay benefits to.

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~ 3 years, 5 mos ago Dec 4, '20 3:11pm

Cbear : Some local districts take just about anybody, no education required....

@Sammee : Only in TX

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~ 3 years, 5 mos ago Dec 4, '20 3:24pm

I subbed a few after my husband died, because I wanted days off. However I subbed mainly at my kids schools and knew most of the kids so they did not try me! A few did and the other kids stopped them! I was called and asked for all the time. But now I know none of the kids....NO thanks.

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