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johnstonmrOk, so this is the thing, as I understand it:
SCUSD will be hiring no interns thanks to the financial problems of the district. It's still possible for me to get accepted by Project Impact, provided I can get hired in the West Sacramento school district. But this basically means I'm going to have to get NEW copies of all my transcripts, my CBEST verification, etc. etc. I can even apply to Sac City, but if hired, it will be a COMPLETELY different program -- no student teaching at summer school, just the "Introduction to teaching" course and then the weekly classes for two years. Just like Project Pipeline.
It's a start. I've got a call in to the guy at the West Sac district to see what I need to do. I'll be looking at all the districts in Sacramento, applying to them via the Impact program AND Pipeline, and all that. I might get lucky. On the other hand, I might be working as a sub for the next year. It could go any way, at this point.
The downside is that now, if I get hired at ANY district, I have to pay $500 for the introductory coursework. The REAL downside is that if I don't get hired at a district through Impact by June 8th, then I'm screwed (or I have to pay the fee anyway, without any guarantee of a job). If I get accepted to Pipeline, it's the same cost. There's no way around that. But if I don't get a position pretty quick, it closes off Project Impact completely.
SCUSD will be hiring no interns thanks to the financial problems of the district. It's still possible for me to get accepted by Project Impact, provided I can get hired in the West Sacramento school district. But this basically means I'm going to have to get NEW copies of all my transcripts, my CBEST verification, etc. etc. I can even apply to Sac City, but if hired, it will be a COMPLETELY different program -- no student teaching at summer school, just the "Introduction to teaching" course and then the weekly classes for two years. Just like Project Pipeline.
It's a start. I've got a call in to the guy at the West Sac district to see what I need to do. I'll be looking at all the districts in Sacramento, applying to them via the Impact program AND Pipeline, and all that. I might get lucky. On the other hand, I might be working as a sub for the next year. It could go any way, at this point.
The downside is that now, if I get hired at ANY district, I have to pay $500 for the introductory coursework. The REAL downside is that if I don't get hired at a district through Impact by June 8th, then I'm screwed (or I have to pay the fee anyway, without any guarantee of a job). If I get accepted to Pipeline, it's the same cost. There's no way around that. But if I don't get a position pretty quick, it closes off Project Impact completely.
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