I need help to put myself back together. I don't even want to go on I want to die I feel worthless and no good and I am not the one doing wrong I am being deceived.I am disabled and having a terrible time living in disability I have experienced being vice president specialist teacher but can't work regular hours don't know from day to day how bad I will be experiencing my symptoms that are debilitating

Against a number of challenges, maintained Deans List status after one ridiculously horrible semester and transferred to NYU.

Matric

The Development Director tricked his way into a 'scheduling meeting' and accused me of things I did not do in front of the principal.

The pay is terrible at less than minimum wage. I was working 38 hours/week and making $20,000/year. If you are new and starting out as an unlicensed teacher (but they discriminate against hiring teachers with teaching degrees) or you are having a career change it might be a somewhat friendly environment to cut your teeth adn get some classroom experience under your belt. It is not an accurate reflection of most private schools and certainly will not prepare you well for classroom management in public schools. The headmaster is understanding and accommodating about having a second job or emergency obligations outside of work adn they are quick to reimburse though budgets in the arts were very low when names. Students are very easy going and behavior problems are minimum.

Trusting the intentions and promises of the headmaster was my biggest mistake. I should have pushed more for fair treatment or left earlier.

My last full day of parent evaluation conferences when the Development Director adn principal, under the pretense of talking about schedules, did an informal and sudden performance review wherein I was accused of hostile emails, swearing and insulting the principal to students non of which was true (I did say 'pretty damn good' once to the admissions person in an email. I then, as they knew, had to do 9 hours of parent conferences. I quit the next day.

He told lies to the headmaster and accused me in front of her of saying things I did not say.

Trinity was a great environment with a worthwhile message if you valued intellectual goals. The truth on the ground was that it was not the package that was promised. Sports and have taken over and the arts have been greatly decreased with the new Development Director who is concerned more with seminars on friendship and still struggle with accreditation. Large teacher AND student turn over as they go through identity crisis and growing pains. The teachers ARE dedicated and class sizes are small. The reading list and curriculums are very good in many subjects and it is, in general, an emotionally safe environment with home-schooled and fairly sheltered students. Still the best deal in town and lots of bang for your buck if you are not too picky about lack of resources and space.

...I taught and suggested curriculums and relevant and useful topics for professional development.