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My Experience As A Teaching Assistant

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I am an Eastern Suffolk BOCES Employee, I am an asset to my Building Administration, Students and Class Team. However, I have been devalued by BOCES Higher Anarchy of Administration. New York State has given me the credentials to be a Teaching Assistant. So why is it that the BOCES Administration will not allow me to obtain a permanent Teaching Assistant position? Need I remind you most of them, were once the low man on the totempole. I am a hard worker, early to work everyday, stay late often, have great attendance, superior work ethics all for approximately twenty thousand dollars a year and risk of serious bodily injury. I have and am more than capable of running the class under teacher instruction or if the teachers is out. I am professional,

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