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[butter_opera]

I worked at a HS in a podunk town! My school said they would give me a good reference yet they did not and now no school will touch me.
Does anyone know how I can "over come" this?
Does anyone know of any good recruiters that would be willing to listen and "defend me"?

There are two sides to every story and I would hate to see my former school win once again, what they put me through was ridiculous!

[Ramen]

[butter_opera]

You are doomed for believing your school for a good reference.[/quote]

lol, how so?

[Steve_Rogers2008]

wow, to think a speaker of the King's English had to endure all that in a podunk town, and then they have the unmitigated gall to not write a glowing recommendation.....


BtW.... happen to drop this? http://shoptheholyland.com/images/CROT01%5B1%5D.jpg

[Illysook]

I don't know what to do about it, but I seem to be having the same problem. My school put nothing into me as far as training was concerned, I worked very hard to figure things out, and I know that my students learned a lot during my year, even if I did not master classroom management in that short time. It's very unfair.

[korea87]

I need advice on this matter too

[PigeonFart]

You don't need a reference from the school. But what you could do with is a "Certificate of Employment." The school has a legal obligation to give you one. This will prove you worked there for one year.