Working while student teaching?

[TeacherGroupie]

It's worth pointing out that Santa Barbara County is a little under 4000 square miles in area and San Luis Obispo County a little over 3500 square miles - each could contain both Rhode Island and Delaware with room to spare.

[midwestteacher]

While we were allowed to chose our student teaching centers, there were guidelines. The supervising teacher must be certified to have a student teacher, there must be an active student organization, and the supervising teacher must have a masters degree in their field.

I worked the entire time I was in college. During my sophomore year, I worked three jobs. I worked with a grant rewriting the state's version of the National Electric Code. I got keys to one of the campus buildings and worked in the computer lab at night. I also worked at the state department of public education as a recordkeeper sort. I went home on the weekends and worked about 30 hours in a fast food joint.

[Peachyness]

Originally Posted by TeacherGroupie

It's worth pointing out that Santa Barbara County is a little under 4000 square miles in area and San Luis Obispo County a little over 3500 square miles - each could contain both Rhode Island and Delaware with room to spare.

Sure, but when you travel to and from on a daily basis for a couple of hours on a daily basis, it can get pretty tiring. Oh, it was a beautiful drive though!!! I won't complain about that part!